ALLA STUDIOS | lizabuzytsky

Honoring a rich history of domesticity and craft, my studio life and my home life are inextricably linked. I believe in living with art increases one's sensitivity and awareness, amongst other things.

I try to use traditional craft methods if possible. This is my first lesson in traditional Japanese indigo dying with Sayaka of Buaisou, Brooklyn.

I work on one dress at a time, making it as special and unique as a painting or a love letter. This method of dying is called 'shibori' - a traditional Japanese tie-technique.

I work outside as as much as possible, ruminating on the different elements as inspiration for the color, texture and design.

My two years in a leading Fibers & Materials Studies Program opened me up to the rich history and culture of fibers. I learned the importance of working in community to share skills and resources.

Like a painting or a poem, each item is unique.

Simple black modal jersey dress, ideal for all seasons for the international woman. Available in black and indigo. $120

Women's bodies change, and so should the fabric that dresses them. Double sided, hand dyed, modal jersey shift dress. Available in a variety of colors and lengths. $120

For women who practice medicine, acupuncture, healing, yoga, loving, healing, working and living. $100

ALLA STUDIOS: CLOTHING FOR WOMEN WHO PRACTICE

In 2013, I immersed myself in embodied practices and finally left New York to pursue the world of fibers. Forever enamored with the body, I created Alla Studios as a way to expand what I make into hand dying & hand sewing women’s clothing. I work with traditional fibers processes, mix the dye in small batches, and utilize traditional and contemporary tools & resources. Garments are assembled in a nurturing studio, not a factory. Each piece is designed, sewn and dyed individually, complete with unique characteristics in pattern and dye.

Alla Studios is available in the following locations.

Quirkshop Peekskill

RISK Gallery & Boutique

Makara Yoga & Pilates