Across both the Daisy & Veronica artwear pieces, the classic tension of a black & white palette evokes timeless beauty and brings designs to life. Design inspiration came partly from the 1930s, an era of whimsical fashion with a delicate expression of femininity. The ‘30s carried the Great Depression, one of the world’s darkest ages, and also carried the blossoming of jazz, the blues and the art deco style. The 1930s were, like this collection, a living juxtaposition of melancholy and joy.

Joy is named after and dedicated to designer Margaux Rusita’s mother, Joy Frank Wong, who, this year, transitioned after an ovarian cancer diagnosis. Joy also battled mental health illness for many years. Being a beautifully gifted artist herself, Joy provided the love, inspiration and fighting spirit which Margaux today embodies.