Ginny Litscher film, desktop cut

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The Phoenix Stretch Jeans worn with a black knit jumper and a silk scarf at the hip, full length
SS27

The Phoenix Stretch Jeans

The Phoenix Stretch Jeans
CHF 317.00
Ginny Litscher painting a raven on a wall

The artist

Every piece begins as a painting

Months, sometimes years, of ink, pencil and paint. Ravens, tigers, hybrid beings, drawn by hand, then poured into silk, kimono and wall.

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Partners: Lalique, Bvlgari, Maserati, Genesis

Projects

A black and white photograph of two women smiling closely together, both wearing matching Ginny Litscher printed silk scarves

Ginny Litscher x Maserati

Created for the launch of the Maserati MC20, Ginny Litscher's Nettuno scarf weaves the Trident, Bologna's Fountain of Neptune, and the engine itself into limited-edition silk twill.
A close-up of a woman shielding her eyes from the sun, wearing a Ginny Litscher silk garment in a zebra and floral print

Ginny Litscher x Lalique

Ginny Litscher’s Empreinte Animale collection is a beautiful combination of precious fabrics and radiant colours, reflecting the inspiration that Lalique’s silk scarves have had on her work.
Ginny Litscher, arms raised, wearing one of her printed silk headscarves at a Bvlgari event

Ginny Litscher x Bvlgari

A bespoke commission for Bvlgari, bringing Ginny Litscher's hand-drawn worlds into dialogue with one of Italian luxury's most storied names in jewellery and lifestyle.
A black and white photograph of two women smiling closely together, both wearing matching Ginny Litscher printed silk scarves

Ginny Litscher x Maserati

Created for the launch of the Maserati MC20, Ginny Litscher's Nettuno scarf weaves the Trident, Bologna's Fountain of Neptune, and the engine itself into limited-edition silk twill.

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Wearable art by Ginny Litscher

Ginny Litscher is an artist and designer based in Zurich. Her designs start as paintings in ink, pencil and paint, which are then printed onto silk, sequins and paper. That makes them wearable art in a fairly literal sense: silk scarves, kimono robes and dresses carry the whole painting, and wallpaper takes it onto a wall.

The current collection is SS27, in three lines: Studio, Atelier and Haute Couture. Everything is designed in Switzerland and made to order.