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Lubna Jaffery, the Norwegian minister for Culture and Equality wore Mia silk duchess dress for the opening ceremony of

This special edition of the classic Mia design is crafted from deadstock double face silk duchess, and manufactured by in Økern, Oslo.

A moment of play in the game of contrasts. Dressing differently, with intention, finding freedom in uniqueness.

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When you see the world differently, you dress accordingly. Dressing becomes language—intentional folds, structured ease, a quiet refusal to conform.

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Intentional folds, fluid structure. A composition in motion—where form follows feeling, and elegance is engineered to flow.

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Silk, anchored by shimmer. A study in contrasts—clean lines above, liquid light below.

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Photo: Silje Bryn Knutsen
Model: Rahel Hagen

Presence, distilled. Sculpted silk, deliberate drape—too refined to chase trends, too bold to stand still.

Photo: Silje Bryn Knutsen
Model: Rahel Hagen

Dressed in contradiction. A clash of textures—duchess satin and molten legs. Because softness shines brighter with a sharp edge.

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Photo: Silje Bryn Knutsen
Model: Rahel Hagen

Bold yet refined, structured yet fluid. A dress that catches the light—and the moment.

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A game of contrasts—sport and sophistication, movement and stillness. The unexpected becomes iconic.

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Architectural silk. Unapologetic presence. A study in structure and movement—where elegance asserts itself.

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