Craftswoman of Timeless Design

Romane de Putter is a designer who sees fashion as a second skin; an extension of who you are and how you feel. Her designs are not just about aesthetics; they are thoughtfully crafted creations that hold, protect, and empower. With an unparalleled attention to detail and a deep love for craftsmanship, she works with the finest fabrics to create pieces that are not only beautiful but feel like an undeniable part of you.

Romane studies at one of the world’s top five fashion academies in Florence and will likely continue her master’s in Paris. Her approach is both philosophical and poetic—she draws inspiration from artists and develops concepts that go beyond fashion itself. She asks herself questions like: What does someone need? Who am I dressing? What kind of persona emerges from this? To her, fashion is an intimate, personal story that unfolds every day. Everyone gets dressed in the morning, so why not use that as a way to feel more powerful and more yourself?

Her mission is to make people feel radiant in her designs. The idea that someone feels more confident and fully steps into their power because of what they wear gives her a profound sense of purpose. Like a tattoo artist who leaves a permanent mark, Romane creates something people can consciously choose every day. Bit by bit, she weaves a network of connection, threads of herself that move through the world.

Sustainability is at the core of her work. If clothing is truly a second skin, it should also be long-lasting. Her ultimate dream? A client saying: Romane, I need a total capsule wardrobe that reflects my essence, and crafting it with care and precision.

What makes her feel confident?

"Being there for others. Knowing that I can make a difference. Having a dream and moving closer to it every single day. I learned early on that comparing yourself to others is pointless, the only one you can compare yourself with is your past self and be proud or your future vision and become motivated. That mindset gives me strength. But I do also believes that it’s okay to feel uncertain sometimes. What matters is not acting from that place. Confidence is not the absence of doubt; it’s the choice to believe in yourself anyway."