Stella Neptune: How to Add Colour to Your Wardrobe

After relocating from London, to Los Angeles in 2006, Eva Kisevalter, turned to fashion design, a hobby turned business. The designer started printing graphics on unique vintage pieces and also created a few T-shirt designs. Eva’s style is a fine mix of disco and funk meets retro sheikh. Eva found herself printing on a lot of wool and quickly learned how uncomfortable women felt in those sweaters. The aim was to make women feel soft and luxurious in her clothes. After careful trial the answer for fashionistas in Los Angeles was cashmere. The making of Stella Neptune began to move in a stellar unique type of way.

The idea became to create eco friendly, luxurious cashmere sweaters. Printed with silk screen the product displays a realistic image, on a tightly weaved canvas of fabric. Recycled products meant limited resources which lead to lots of design inspiration for Eva. While in London the first clever and quirky design came from a sweater eating moth. Fast forward to today. The moth design is one of the popular in the line of sweaters.

What do you get when you mix a buck, bulldog, caravan and a moth? The different looks of Stella Neptune that is. With inspiration from Elsa Schiaparelli, designs by Eva define the meaning of a unique style that works. The best things in fashion often come from the creator making something to fit their taste first. Kisevalter understands the cliche of “you like it they love it”, and that’s why her sweaters are fashionable. The look of Stella Neptune is versatile which is key at first glance you wonder who would wear the trend. Being perfectly honest these beautiful pieces can be worn by the uptown girl in New York, to London town and back to the laid back girl in L.A.

Cashmere is timeless and simple and can be mixed to match any look and mood for the day. Eva’s designs have reached a bigger audience beyond the vintage shopper. With a celebrity drive and price tag affordable for the everyday fashion lover you can feel soft and luxurious in these trendy designs. From DJ Alias to CASHMERE House, Stella Neptune is definitely not your grandmothers sweater. Including a collection of patches and accessories Stella Neptune is making its staple as a statement in fashion. Eva Kisevalter definitely got it right by smoothing it out with cashmere that seems to never go out of style.

Ellana Bland

Eva Kisevalter is a devoted thrift shopper who cleverly combined her love of pop graphics with her addiction to cashmere to create Stella Neptune. Click here to visit the website.