Nuvula dazzled at Los Angeles Fashion Week with their theatrical collection, "In the Airs of La Belle Époque." This collection transported viewers to a bygone era of elegance and sophistication, blending Victorian charm with a touch of dandy flair.

The runway came alive with Victorian collars and dandy-inspired jackets, showcased in luxurious chequered brocades and rich velvets. The deep hues of midnight blue and opulent gold set the stage for a visual feast, exuding an air of regality and timeless style.

Romantic dresses in blush velvet floated down the runway, each piece adorned with intricate golden details reminiscent of a circus spectacle. The collection also featured circus-inspired tops, adding a whimsical yet sophisticated touch to the lineup.

Nuvula’s use of black-and-white fringes and cinched Victorian collars infused each ensemble with an added layer of sophistication and glamour. The collection combined historical elements with modern sensibilities, creating a unique and enchanting fashion experience.

"In the Airs of La Belle Époque" not only celebrated the beauty of the past but also redefined it for the contemporary fashion landscape.

Introducing "Farfalle Sole Evento," Nuvula’s spring/summer sustainable collection that seamlessly blends the opulence of the Art Deco era with the sumptuous elegance of Asian luxury. Inspired by the grandeur and geometric precision of early 20th-century design, the jackets in this collection are crafted from vegan leather, paying homage to the sun with their radiant patterns. The color palette is a celebration of nature’s finest hues, featuring soft blue tones, vibrant greens, and delicate pastels. These colors are artfully woven into the collection's designs, showcasing the beauty of natural lines and curves characteristic of the Art Deco movement.

Chiffon dresses and jumpsuits featured harnesses, intricate cut-outs, and delicate handwork, each piece inspired by the flowing, organic lines of Art Nouveau. These garments adorned the runway, transforming it into a living canvas where each model became a muse. The intricate details and craftsmanship of the pieces showcased Nuvula's dedication to blending historical art influences with contemporary fashion, creating an ethereal and captivating fashion experience.

This collection revolves around an Origami-style pleat technique, with burlap-like woven fabric featuring prominently in most garments. This fabric is expertly folded using this Japanese method to add structure to corseted tops and dresses. Long, below-the-knee pencil skirts and cinched pants complete the look, creating a Barbarella-inspired style that reflects Nuvula's fascination with armored costumes.

Throughout this collection, numerous variations of the "In The Mood For Love" dress were showcased—a testament to Nuvula's impeccable tailoring with an Asian influence. Each iteration of this figure-hugging dress boasts a built-in bra and elegant kimono sleeves, all crafted from luxurious Cupro fabric. The addition of unique cut-out windows on the chest and upper back adds a touch of allure, making it a standout piece in the runway.

The standout piece of the runway show was the Athena dress, a fusion of Art Deco and Greco-Roman inspiration, crafted from luxurious Cupro fabric. Available in rich colors such as royal blue and gold, this dress features a floating harness made of vegan leather or self-fabric, intricately drawing curvy shapes on the silhouette of the body. Inspired by the muse Melpomeni, it exudes elegance and grace, capturing the essence of timeless beauty on the runway.