Tunis
Anissa Aida is a minimalist ready-to-wear label that draws on Tunisian and Japanese heritage, cutting garments with kirigami and origami techniques. The line has shown at London Fashion Week's Fashion Scout and at Far Nearer Paris.
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Anissa Aida is a minimalist ready-to-wear label built on a single technical signature: garments constructed with the paper-craft logic of kirigami and origami rather than conventional pattern-cutting. The brand's own description frames its point of view plainly — authentic, effortlessly chic, minimalist fashion that draws on both Tunisian and Japanese heritage — and the clothes bear that out. A kirigami knit top, an origami coat, a laser-cut deconstructed short, and an asymmetrical shirt with kirigami sleeves all use cut lines as the design's main event, rather than embroidery or print.
The label's runway history traces its early rise in London. It debuted on the Fashion Scout "Ones to Watch" catwalk during London Fashion Week in September 2016, returned for the Fashion Scout Autumn/Winter 2017 show the following February, and, in September 2017, presented its Fall/Winter 2017/19 collection on the runway at Far Nearer Paris. That history is presented on the brand's site as a straightforward show record, alongside a stockists page and press mentions — no embellishment.
For anyone shopping the collection today, the throughline is pieces built around folds, cuts, and geometry: a $425 origami coat, a $269 swallow-wings kimono, a $245 kirigami dress — wearable versions of a construction technique more often seen in paper art.
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