Atelier
One design. Once a year. Vicuña.
Tailored by private commission.
One design. Once a year. Vicuña.
Tailored by private commission.
Our Atelier represents a quiet and deeply personal expression of luxury — where rarity, time and craftsmanship take precedence over seasons and trends.
At its heart lies Vicuña, the rarest and most precious natural fiber in the world. Celebrated for its extraordinary softness, warmth and natural elegance, it is gathered in extremely small quantities from the wild herds of the Andes through a centuries-old tradition carried out with great respect for the animals and their environment.
Each year, the Atelier conceives a single design from this extraordinary fiber. The piece is not produced in series, but created exclusively by private commission and tailored individually for the person who orders it.
Crafted with patience and meticulous attention to detail, each piece becomes a personal object of lasting value — a reflection of origin, rarity and quiet distinction.
Each certified vicuña garment comes with an official warranty book, including a unique serial number registered under CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species). This ensures the fiber is ethically sourced, legally traded, and fully traceable from Andean highlands to your wardrobe.
To express your interest and be among the first to reserve a private fitting, please contact us by email at info@fiorellamyklebust.com
Pieces in baby alpaca, suri alpaca and merino wool are produced individually upon request, within a refined atelier system that prioritises precision and material integrity.
We do not differentiate by design.
We differentiate by material.
The Tailor's Cut is available in five sizes for fitting and experience. Once selected, it is produced individually, with options for natural fibres, colours, and finishing details chosen within a defined palette.
The Archive presents available pieces of The Tailor’s Cut — our signature silhouette, realized through selected natural fibres within the atelier. Each piece is individually crafted and represents a continuation of our ongoing study in tailoring, proportion, and material.
The Archive is not a remainder of production. It is the current expression of a single, ongoing silhouette.