Let's face it, the company has always been old-fashion when it comes to technology - but 2009 promises some great opportunities for our brand. The web, after all, is the new fashion frontier. In these hard economic times, it is the most affordable way to stamp your fashion vision to the world and let that vision be heard.Luth Garde is very excited to introduce its updated website. Please continue to visit often - soon, the Luthgarda archives will be updated - with photographs from the designer's fashion shows back in the Philippines, photographs from her glamorous and hippie days, as well as insights to both designers Luthgarda and Selina.
A celebrity page will be added as well, our tribute to all our customers, famous or not, who have, over the years, sent us photographs of their Luth Garde memorable experiences.
We continue to run the Luth Garde Blog, where you can find the designers' latest concoctions, as well as our Flickr Online Catalog, where additional photographs can be browsed and downloaded, for FREE!
Here are a few images from the website:
From Luth Garde's Gypsy Line, 2006
Pre-spring 2009 collection. Visit the collections site for full view of the line.
Filipina women from Ilokos(hometown of both designers) weaving baskets and purses from banana stalks. These patterns inspire Luth Garde designs and have been applied to Abel fabrics.
Ilokana woman weaving Jusi, which is from organic Pineapple fiber - Luth Garde uses this native fabric as a core staple in our designs.
Ilokana woman weaving ABEL fabric... another core Luth Garde fabric, used in a lot of our Aztec styles. Currently, Luth Garde is busy working on our Spring Line. We will send updates as soon as it is completed.
We continue to thank you for your patronage!
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