
01 — The Zola
A study in patience. Two-hundred hours of needle-led lace, set against a silk-charmeuse underlay drawn from the warm undertones of the Khomas Hochland.
Four gowns from the maison's permanent archive. Each made-to-measure; no two identical. Numbered for the issue, named for the wearer.

A study in patience. Two-hundred hours of needle-led lace, set against a silk-charmeuse underlay drawn from the warm undertones of the Khomas Hochland.

Architectural and quiet. A strapless mikado gown drawn in the language of negative space — for the bride who arrives without announcement.

Movement, light, the slow gold of the savanna at dusk. An off-shoulder gown of weightless tulle, embroidered with botanical motifs drawn from the highveld.

A bodice composed grain by grain. Mother-of-pearl florals and seed-bead foliage hand-laid across silk tulle, a record of touch.
Beyond the Archive
Every Foxxy gown is bespoke. The archive is a starting point — your gown begins with a conversation.
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