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Fashion November 9, 2016
By Samia Grand Pierre
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L’enchanteur Channels Positivity With ‘Yes!’ Collection

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Identical twin sisters and designers Dynasty and Soull Ogun’s L’enchanteur is a label known for creating pieces reflective of a skill for telling fashion stories with an esoteric and mystical point of view. This month the Brooklyn based, label launched a collection simply titled “Yes!” anchored on the positive affirmation and the exclamation one feels when a thing  of beauty is unfolded. The collection includes unisex jackets, shirts, trousers and denim adorned with  embroidery, grommets and charms as well as hats and jewelry all produced in limited editions.

Explaining the artful nature of their designs, the duo stated, “Our goal is to focus on these select pieces and have them be properly retained and explored, like great music or an amazing book.”

Select pieces from “Yes!” are now available at lenchanteur.co. Images by Kadeem Johnson.

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