Journal
How a working week actually runs on Skoufa Street.
The least glamorous section and the one clients read most. Mornings are enquiries, afternoons are fittings, and the cutting table is busiest on the days nobody is booked in.
Also where we write about the decisions behind the method — why the intake is capped, why the toile comes first, why nothing is pre-cut.
Calico costs a fraction of duchesse satin and tells the truth about a shoulder. Nothing is cut in fabric until the toile is right.
What happens when the thirteenth bride writes — and why saying no is the part of the method that keeps the rest honest.
The salon was chosen for its windows. A note on why fittings are never scheduled after five, and what colour looks like at the wrong hour.
Trunk show invitations, bridal diaries, and quiet first looks at the collections. Nothing else.