The New York Times Adores Maiyet’s Human Touch
Paul van Zyl, CEO & Co-Founder of Maiyet, told the New York Times, that his goal is “to create a fashion brand and pioneer new luxury by celebrating rare skills from unexpected places.” The result, as New York Times Fashion & Style writer Suzy Menkes reports, is a beautiful and exceptional line of luxury apparel and accessories with a human touch. Pieces carefully crafted by artisans around the world in developing economies come together to create a line that inspires and delights customers.
Spotted by Daniel Lubetzky, by Julianna Storch
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