Vogue Runwayのインスタグラム(voguerunway) - 12月2日 06時22分

Cynthia Merhej has taken on her family's legacy. Her great grandmother, Laurice Srouji, opened up an eponymous couture atelier in Palestine in the early 1920s, then immigrated to Beirut, Lebanon, where Srouji reopened shop; eventually her daughter, then her granddaughter took up the family business. Now, great-granddaughter Cynthia Merhej is working out of that very atelier, now called Nos Instiuitions and overseen by Merhej's mother, Laura.
Inspired by their long history of working in fashion and her lifelong immersion in the craft, 29-year-old Merhej decided to establish her own brand @renaissance_renaissance two years ago. Currently, Renaissance is only available through special order online but in the spring, the label will be stocked exclusively with @オープニングセレモニー in New York. “The name means rebirth,” Merhej says. “I am focused on the most fundamental aspects of clothing, like construction and form, and how it has been utilized to inform our identities as women.” Tap the link in our bio for more details. Photo by @senta.simond

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