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Sustainability in Silk: La Magnetique and the Quiet Revolution of Katerina Frumina

Sustainability in Silk La Magnetique and the Quiet Revolution of Katerina Frumina
Photo Courtesy: La Magnetique / Katerina Frumina

In an industry often driven by trends and urgency, Katerina Frumina is choosing something quieter—something slower. Through her brand La Magnetique, Frumina is steadily shifting the conversation around sustainable luxury, one hand-finished garment at a time.

At the heart of her ethos is a deep respect for craftsmanship. Each piece in the La Magnetique collection is handmade, constructed from carefully selected premium fabrics, often in limited runs. Frumina views sustainability not just as a passing trend, but as a responsibility to the planet, to her clients, and to the women who wear her designs.

“We’re not chasing seasons or mass production,” she explains. “Each garment is intentional. It’s meant to be lived in, cherished, and passed on. Luxury doesn’t need to be wasteful—it can be mindful.”

Her signature style—a fusion of relaxed silhouettes and fine tailoring—reflects that belief. Frumina’s pieces are designed to be transformed: silk robes become structured jackets, lounge-inspired suits evolve into eveningwear. With removable and modular elements, each garment adapts not only to the occasion, but to the body itself. This flexibility adds a layer of personalization, allowing women to craft their look based on mood or event. It’s not about following trends, but creating timeless pieces that suit the individual’s needs and lifestyle.

And that’s another cornerstone of La Magnetique: body respect. Katerina Frumina doesn’t design for idealized figures. She designs for real women—for curves, for movement, for comfort without compromise. “I don’t believe in controlling the body through fashion,” she says. “I believe in honoring it.”

That belief carries into every decision behind the scenes. La Magnetique’s production partners are family-owned ateliers committed to ethical labor practices. The brand also uses leftover fabric for accessories and packaging, and has begun exploring textile innovation in collaboration with European sustainable textile labs.

Frumina’s roots in Eastern Europe inform her sense of elegance—there is a kind of disciplined softness to her vision, a mix of Slavic romanticism and contemporary restraint. It’s this balance that has made La Magnetique stand out in recent showcases, from private salons in Miami to fashion weeks across Europe.

But beyond the shows and features, what sets Frumina apart is her commitment to maintaining depth over momentary appeal. She’s building something lasting—not just clothing, but a philosophy.

Sustainability in Silk La Magnetique and the Quiet Revolution of Katerina Frumina

Photo Courtesy: La Magnetique / Katerina Frumina

“Sustainability starts with care,” she says. “Care in how we source, how we sew, how we speak to women through the clothes we make. It’s not about perfection—it’s about attention.”

And that’s what La Magnetique offers: attention to every stitch, every line, every moment of a woman’s life. It’s not just about creating clothes that look good, but making garments that feel meaningful and have a lasting impact. By focusing on sustainable practices and thoughtful design, La Magnetique strives to make each piece a lasting part of a woman’s wardrobe—one that transcends trends and embraces individuality. Through this commitment, La Magnetique aims to be part of a growing movement toward more conscious consumption and a deeper appreciation for the artistry behind every garment.

In a world of fast fashion and fleeting impressions, Katerina Frumina invites us to pause and choose with intention.

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