The Founder
HRH Princess
Sirivannavari
Nariratana Rajakanya
After receiving her Bachelor’s degree of Fine and Applied Arts from the Department of Creative Arts at the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok in 2008, HRH Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya subsequently pursued her postgraduate studies at L’ Ecole de la Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne (IFM) in Paris, France, where she graduated with a master in design.
Having developed an early interest in fashion and in Thai textiles from her grandmother, Queen Sirikit, HRH Princess Sirivannavari began her career in fashion by securing internships with some of the world’s most influential luxury houses, including Christian Dior, Giorgio Armani, Salvatore Ferragamo, Balmain, and Bulgari. Her support of the Thai Silk industry forms the foundation of her interest in fashion, and she often uses Thai silk in her creations.
After working with Western designers, she decided to explore also other Asian fashion, and studied ‘Kimono Printing and Applied Art’ at Kinsai Yusen in Kyoto, Japan.
Alongside running her fashion company, her royal duties, social and humanitarian work, she is also known for her exceptional talents in sports and music.
Following the footstep of her grandmother, Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, The Queen Mother who has dedicated her royal patronage to preserve Thai silk and Thai traditional hand-woven textiles, and to secure the future of Thai weaving villages across the nation, HRH Princess Sirivannavari is determined to continue and develop Her Majesty’s work as well as pursuing her own dreams in the art fields.
Having developed an early interest in fashion and in Thai textiles from her grandmother, Queen Sirikit, HRH Princess Sirivannavari began her career in fashion by securing internships with some of the world’s most influential luxury houses, including Christian Dior, Giorgio Armani, Salvatore Ferragamo, Balmain, and Bulgari. Her support of the Thai Silk industry forms the foundation of her interest in fashion, and she often uses Thai silk in her creations.
After working with Western designers, she decided to explore also other Asian fashion, and studied ‘Kimono Printing and Applied Art’ at Kinsai Yusen in Kyoto, Japan.
Alongside running her fashion company, her royal duties, social and humanitarian work, she is also known for her exceptional talents in sports and music.
Following the footstep of her grandmother, Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, The Queen Mother who has dedicated her royal patronage to preserve Thai silk and Thai traditional hand-woven textiles, and to secure the future of Thai weaving villages across the nation, HRH Princess Sirivannavari is determined to continue and develop Her Majesty’s work as well as pursuing her own dreams in the art fields.
After receiving her Bachelor’s degree of Fine and Applied Arts from the Department of Creative Arts at the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok in 2008, HRH Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya subsequently pursued her postgraduate studies at L’ Ecole de la Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne (IFM) in Paris, France, where she graduated with a master in design.
Having developed an early interest in fashion and in Thai textiles from her grandmother, Queen Sirikit, HRH Princess Sirivannavari began her career in fashion by securing internships with some of the world’s most influential luxury houses, including Christian Dior, Giorgio Armani, Salvatore Ferragamo, Balmain, and Bulgari. Her support of the Thai Silk industry forms the foundation of her interest in fashion, and she often uses Thai silk in her creations.After working with Western designers, she decided to explore also other Asian fashion, and studied ‘Kimono Printing and Applied Art’ at Kinsai Yusen in Kyoto, Japan.
Alongside running her fashion company, her royal duties, social and humanitarian work, she is also known for her exceptional talents in sports and music.
Following the footstep of her grandmother, Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, The Queen Mother who has dedicated her royal patronage to preserve Thai silk and Thai traditional hand-woven textiles, and to secure the future of Thai weaving villages across the nation, HRH Princess Sirivannavari is determined to continue and develop Her Majesty’s work as well as pursuing her own dreams in the art fields.
After receiving her Bachelor’s degree of Fine and Applied Arts from the Department of Creative Arts at the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok in 2008, HRH Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya subsequently pursued her postgraduate studies at L’ Ecole de la Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne (IFM) in Paris, France, where she graduated with a master in design.
Having developed an early interest in fashion and in Thai textiles from her grandmother, Queen Sirikit, HRH Princess Sirivannavari began her career in fashion by securing internships with some of the world’s most influential luxury houses, including Christian Dior, Giorgio Armani, Salvatore Ferragamo, Balmain, and Bulgari. Her support of the Thai Silk industry forms the foundation of her interest in fashion, and she often uses Thai silk in her creations.
After working with Western designers, she decided to explore also other Asian fashion, and studied ‘Kimono Printing and Applied Art’ at Kinsai Yusen in Kyoto, Japan.
Alongside running her fashion company, her royal duties, social and humanitarian work, she is also known for her exceptional talents in sports and music.
Following the footstep of her grandmother, Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, The Queen Mother who has dedicated her royal patronage to preserve Thai silk and Thai traditional hand-woven textiles, and to secure the future of Thai weaving villages across the nation, HRH Princess Sirivannavari is determined to continue and develop Her Majesty’s work as well as pursuing her own dreams in the art fields.
Having developed an early interest in fashion and in Thai textiles from her grandmother, Queen Sirikit, HRH Princess Sirivannavari began her career in fashion by securing internships with some of the world’s most influential luxury houses, including Christian Dior, Giorgio Armani, Salvatore Ferragamo, Balmain, and Bulgari. Her support of the Thai Silk industry forms the foundation of her interest in fashion, and she often uses Thai silk in her creations.
After working with Western designers, she decided to explore also other Asian fashion, and studied ‘Kimono Printing and Applied Art’ at Kinsai Yusen in Kyoto, Japan.
Alongside running her fashion company, her royal duties, social and humanitarian work, she is also known for her exceptional talents in sports and music.
Following the footstep of her grandmother, Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, The Queen Mother who has dedicated her royal patronage to preserve Thai silk and Thai traditional hand-woven textiles, and to secure the future of Thai weaving villages across the nation, HRH Princess Sirivannavari is determined to continue and develop Her Majesty’s work as well as pursuing her own dreams in the art fields.
Recognized for its creativity, distinguished designs, and savoir-faire fashion, SIRIVANNAVARI incorporates femininity with masculine silhouettes, graphic prints, artisanal techniques, and cross-cultural aesthetic touch.
SIRIVANNAVARI’s essence embodies luxury while celebrating women’s body and empowerment. With in-house embroidery artisans, SIRIVANNAVARI Atelier and Embroidery Academy plays a vital role in developing its own skills by combining traditional Thai embroidery craftsmanship with Western techniques.
SIRIVANNAVARI’s essence embodies luxury while celebrating women’s body and empowerment. With in-house embroidery artisans, SIRIVANNAVARI Atelier and Embroidery Academy plays a vital role in developing its own skills by combining traditional Thai embroidery craftsmanship with Western techniques.
Recognized for its creativity, distinguished designs, and savoir-faire fashion, SIRIVANNAVARI incorporates femininity with masculine silhouettes, graphic prints, artisanal techniques, and cross-cultural aesthetic touch.
SIRIVANNAVARI’s essence embodies luxury while celebrating women’s body and empowerment. With in-house embroidery artisans, SIRIVANNAVARI Atelier and Embroidery Academy plays a vital role in developing its own skills by combining traditional Thai embroidery craftsmanship with Western techniques.
SIRIVANNAVARI’s essence embodies luxury while celebrating women’s body and empowerment. With in-house embroidery artisans, SIRIVANNAVARI Atelier and Embroidery Academy plays a vital role in developing its own skills by combining traditional Thai embroidery craftsmanship with Western techniques.
BRAND SIGNATURES
As the symbol of daring and the identity of elegance, S Signature which refers to the first letter in HRH’s English name was created borrowing the curved and elegant silhouette of peacock shape to originate the archetype of logo and brand signature.
As the symbol of daring and the identity of elegance, S Signature which refers to the first letter in HRH’s English name was created borrowing the curved and elegant silhouette of peacock shape to originate the archetype of logo and brand signature.
2005
2005
2015
2015
2015
2022
2022
Emblem will be suitably used as an embellishment seal to the branding.
Emblem will be suitably used as an
embellishment seal to the branding.
embellishment seal to the branding.
This logo will act as the main logo, and it
will be used on all branding.
will be used on all branding.
FUCHSIA
Among many shades of pink on fashion runway season after season, the most favorite and vibrant shade named “fuchsia” conveying creativity, joy and a bright future with a sense of excitement, outstanding and yet, very timeless.
Among many shades of pink on fashion runway season after season, the most favorite and vibrant shade named “fuchsia” conveying creativity, joy and a bright future with a sense of excitement, outstanding and yet, very timeless.
IRIS JACKET
The brand’s signature jacket which was conceived and baptized IRIS witness the talent and prowess of the designer. Combining the masculinity in Napoleonic military jacket with the highly femininity of an hourglas s silhouette, its pattern was precisely calculated enabling to be continually developed from one collection to next by various twists such as deconstruction, playing with fabric texture and details including printing, embroidery or pleating.
The brand’s signature jacket which was conceived and baptized IRIS witness the talent and prowess of the designer. Combining the masculinity in Napoleonic military jacket with the highly femininity of an hourglas s silhouette, its pattern was precisely calculated enabling to be continually developed from one collection to next by various twists such as deconstruction, playing with fabric texture and details including printing, embroidery or pleating.
MILESTONES
