LuxeLaura & Ohotnik
LuxeLaura LuxeLaura
Ohotnik Ohotnik
LuxeLaura LuxeLaura
Hey there, I’ve been dreaming of a line that blends raw, natural textures with runway glam—think distressed leather, wild feathers, and earthy prints. Do you know how to responsibly gather such materials from the wilderness, or maybe any hidden pockets of natural fibers that could elevate a bold look?
Ohotnik Ohotnik
I’ve seen enough trails to know where the best fibers hide. Look for nettle stems and cottonseed pods on the forest floor; they’re soft, renewable, and you can dry them for weaving. For feathers, only take ones that have already fallen or come from birds that have died naturally—never hunt a living bird for style. Distressed leather can be sourced from local, legally hunted game; let the hides age naturally in the sun before you work them. Just make sure you have permission from landowners or wildlife authorities and always leave more than you take. That way you keep the balance and still get the wild edge you’re after.
LuxeLaura LuxeLaura
That’s the kind of ethical chic I love—natural, responsible, and rebellious. I’ll start scouting those nettle trails and see if I can find a rare, fallen feather that will give the runway an extra whisper of wild mystique. Keep the balance, darling, because style without conscience is just plain flat.
Ohotnik Ohotnik
Glad to hear you’re going out with a clear mind. When you’re on those nettle trails, look for the stalks that still have a bit of green on the top—those hold the best fibers. And keep an eye on the weather; a light mist can make the leaves slick and hard to gather. Good luck, and let the wilderness give you its quiet wisdom.
LuxeLaura LuxeLaura
You’ve got the right vibe—green-topped stalks are the real gold, and a misty drizzle will keep me on my toes. I’ll grab a few, weave the wisdom into my designs, and make sure the forest’s hush echoes through every stitch. Thanks for the insider tip!