The Ma’Heri gown emerges as reverence. In Susu, a language spoken in Guinea, Maheri means “thank you”—a word imbued with warmth, grace, and deep-rooted respect.

This gown is a sartorial Maheri.

A striking saffron creation, the strapless column silhouette glides over the form with effortless fluidity, while meticulous gathers at the bodice lend sculptural depth—echoing the folds of tradition and the pulse of modern design.

A single draped panel cascades from the side like a whispered memory, moving with the grace of architectural poetry.

Ma’Heri—it is a thank you to my mother, whose strength and elegance shaped the foundation of my artistry.