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March marks the commemoration of International Women’s Day. Over the years, this commemoration has progressively increased as the world acknowledges and recognizes women and the wide array of roles they play across aspects of our society. It is with this in mind that label, M.O.T. has designed its February 21 collection, to highlight the uniqueness […]
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March marks the commemoration of International Women’s Day. Over the years, this commemoration has progressively increased as the world acknowledges and recognizes women and the wide array of roles they play across aspects of our society. It is with this in mind that label, M.O.T. has designed its February 21 collection, to highlight the uniqueness and confidence in which women take on these roles. This is the direction we decided to go with the release of our February 21 collection, and just in time for women’s month.
The February 21 collection was created to explore the fluidity and versatility of the feminine silhouette. Six looks were created for the collection and seek to straddle the fence between comfort and appear aesthetically pleasing.
The February 21 collection consists of the DB Dress, the Beke Dress, the Isha Dress, the Neka set, the Ehi dress, and the smart and casual Mina Dress.
