The Icons
Six foundational silhouettes. Twenty years of beaded dressing, on film, on stage, and beyond.
Nº 1 — The Icon
Floral beadwork and a sweeping hem.
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A V-neckline and cutout back frame the floral beadwork. Two layers of beaded fringe follow the points of the handkerchief hem.
Nº 2 — The Modernist
An elongated Art Deco tabard.
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A V-neckline at front and back frames the geometric beadwork. Narrow bands bridge the open sides, and the tabard ends in a scalloped hem.
Nº 3 — The Starlet
A gown defined by its paneled hem.
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Marquise beadwork draws the eye from the deep V-neckline to rows of beaded scallops. The rounded hem panels swing freely with each step.
Nº 4 — The Artist
A signature of the Deco Haus collection.
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Diagonal beadwork sweeps across the deep V-neck bodice, tracing a line of beaded roses. Long fringe falls from a band of leaves and scrolls at the hip.
Nº 5 — The Paris Deco
The handkerchief skirt in motion.
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Geometric beadwork frames the V-neckline, then fans out across the skirt. The uneven points of the handkerchief hem rise and fall with each step.
Nº 6 — The Zenith
Two tiers of beaded fringe.
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Elongated beadwork draws the eye from the beaded V-neckline to a zigzag band at the hip. Below it, two tiers of beaded fringe sway independently with each step.

