11 days ago | By Fashion United
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Cult Gaia has evolved into one of the most coveted brands from humble beginnings with homemade flower crowns and turbans. Its desirable bags designed like art pieces, architectural footwear and feminine outfits, are all made with love and attention to detail.
Origins
Jasmin Hekmat launched Cult Gaia in 2012, straight out of the Fashion Institute of Technology and after internships at Narciso Rodrigues and Jason Wu. With her mother being a fashion designer and her father being the owner of the toy company that started the Bratz dolls (Yasmin, one of...
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