My little Bukhara

My little Bukhara Eine Seite über Frauenrechte in Usbekistan und Ikat-Adras

I grew up wearing clothes sewn by seamstresses in Bukhara — made for real bodies, not standard sizes.Today, we still wor...
11/03/2026

I grew up wearing clothes sewn by seamstresses in Bukhara — made for real bodies, not standard sizes.
Today, we still work this way.
No stretch fabrics. No fittings. Just cotton, silk, precision — and trust.
It’s beautiful.
It’s risky.
It’s deeply personal.
Because clothing made to measure doesn’t just fit your body —
it tells your story.
Would you wear made-to-measure? 🤍

I am currently obsessively reading “The Life of Forms”by Alessandro Michele and Emanuele Coccia.I am fascinated by Aless...
09/03/2026

I am currently obsessively reading “The Life of Forms”by Alessandro Michele and Emanuele Coccia.

I am fascinated by Alessandro Michele’s worldview.

His thoughts on collections have made me pause—especially when he philosophizes about the history of the clothes we all wear every day.

How can we tell stories through our clothing—without words?✨

Even when chaos takes over and I don’t know where the beginning or the end is, it feels so good to work on something tha...
02/03/2026

Even when chaos takes over and I don’t know where the beginning or the end is, it feels so good to work on something that truly has meaning.
Last year, I struggled a lot.
There were so many inner doubts, so much insecurity.
The pressure I put on myself kept growing, and I felt like I could never live up to my own expectations.
That’s why I appreciate this journey with my company even more today.
Searching for creative ways to reach my goals.
Experiencing and learning something new every day.
Filming videos again — imperfect, but made with my whole heart.
Meeting kind, supportive people.
Moving forward slowly.
I’m so grateful that I’ve found a healthier pace — one that matches my inner rhythm and brings me real joy instead of pressure.
After a darker phase of deep inner struggles (the Year of the Snake has challenged many of us in that way), it simply feels good to be at peace with myself.
Full of gratitude for your support.
Nadira 🤍

✨ MLB Book Club – 08. März ✨Der 8. März ist für mich ein Tag mit Geschichte.Vor 100 Jahren verbrannten Frauen in Zentral...
10/02/2026

✨ MLB Book Club – 08. März ✨
Der 8. März ist für mich ein Tag mit Geschichte.
Vor 100 Jahren verbrannten Frauen in Zentralasien öffentlich ihre Kopftücher – als Zeichen von Freiheit.
Und ich frage mich: Wie weit sind wir heute wirklich gekommen?
Was bedeutet es, heute eine Frau zu sein?
Bei MLB haben mich immer Frauen und ihre Träume inspiriert.
Deshalb möchte ich den 8. März zum Anlass nehmen, zusammenzukommen und gemeinsam über ein Buch zu sprechen, das wunderschön ist – und gleichzeitig weh tut.
📖 Unser Book Club Buch: Persepolis – Marjane Satrapi
Ein Buch, das mich tief berührt hat, weil es sich anfühlt wie ein Teil meiner eigenen Geschichte.
💬 Wenn du dabei sein möchtest: am 8. März um 10:00 Uhr (online via Zoom).
📩 Anmeldung per Mail: [email protected] oder per DM.
Die Details schicken wir dir anschließend per E-Mail.
Ich freue mich auf euch 🤍

Some fabrics carry more than beauty✨🌸The fabric of this collar comes from my mother’s dowry. In Uzbekistan, it is known ...
25/01/2026

Some fabrics carry more than beauty✨🌸

The fabric of this collar comes from my mother’s dowry. In Uzbekistan, it is known as the queen of fabrics: Khan Atlas— the silk of kings. I grew up with this fabric, wrapped in its colors and stories. Every celebration, every special moment of my childhood was marked by a dress made from Khan Atlas.

Last summer, I rediscovered my mother’s dowry fabrics, especially her small collection of Khan Atlas (see the third and fourth images). I was overwhelmed with joy. Together with our seamstress Guli, we designed this collar as a warm, meaningful detail — bringing Uzbek colors, heritage, and emotion into the outfit🫶.

Every thread tells a story.

This piece is available in limited quantity. Discover it on our website💫

**It’s Sample Sale Time!**If you have ever wanted to own a piece of Ikat and truly experience the fabric, now is the per...
23/01/2026

**It’s Sample Sale Time!**

If you have ever wanted to own a piece of Ikat and truly experience the fabric, now is the perfect moment. Our Ikat pieces are heavily reduced. We need to make space in our warehouse and would love to pass on the last remaining items into good hands.

We ship worldwide🫶

Dear friends,It’s been a while since my last post here. The more days passed, the harder it became to start posting agai...
28/10/2025

Dear friends,

It’s been a while since my last post here. The more days passed, the harder it became to start posting again. The last weeks were very challenging for me. I filmed and edited several reels, wrote texts, and took pictures — yet I didn’t publish any of them. Nothing felt good enough. It didn’t meet my inner standards. Suddenly, I had huge expectations of myself and my work, which led to fear and self-doubt.

When I started my business and launched my first collection, I had no idea how the online world worked — what marketing really meant, how to take proper photos, or why SEO was important. I knew none of that. But my wish to tell stories of women and their dreams through fashion was stronger than my fear of failing. I knew that I knew nothing — and I knew that I would learn a lot along the way.

Lately, and especially in the past few weeks, I had forgotten that. I forgot that running a fashion label can actually be fun. Instead, I was only stressed and dissatisfied.

The past weeks have done me good. I’ve gained the distance I needed to return to my work with love and joy. My business, this community here (and my newsletter subscribers), as well as my collaboration with the craftswomen, mean so much to me — and I truly love all of it. That’s why I’ve decided to put *gratitude* and *enjoyment* back at the center of my work. I know we don’t (yet) produce “fancy content” or post regularly. But this is the path I want to follow again — to learn, grow, and make the world a little more colorful.

I’m happy to be back — I’ve missed you all!

With love,

Nadira🫶✨

Moodboard ✨🪡 - honoring craft, women and timeless stories 🌸🫶
02/09/2025

Moodboard ✨🪡 - honoring craft, women and timeless stories 🌸🫶

About July1. Our upcycling workshop with Linh at school was a particularly enriching experience for me. I had never been...
04/08/2025

About July

1. Our upcycling workshop with Linh at school was a particularly enriching experience for me. I had never been to a German school before☺️.

2. The play „Istanbul“ has probably become one of my favorite plays. Now I want to learn Turkish.

3. Jewelry that tells my stories. The ring with amberstone, for example, is the first ring I bought for myself.

4. My mom (far left) and her friends. I love that vibe of the 80s and 90s. Especially the way women dressed back then🪄.

5. Date night❤️.

6. Suzani for a special client💫.

7. We published your answers about beauty and femininity. It was a very touching and inspiring journey. You can read the answers on our website🌸.

8. When I’m homesick, I wear Uzbek clothing and drink tea. This happened very often in July.

9. Friends who make the moment special✨.

10. The weather in July wasn’t particularly nice, but it was a beautiful month🫶.

Who pays the price for fashion?In this carousel, I’ve gathered some numbers and thoughts to show why fair fashion comes ...
23/07/2025

Who pays the price for fashion?
In this carousel, I’ve gathered some numbers and thoughts to show why fair fashion comes at a price — and why your purchasing decisions truly matter.
It’s not just about clothing, but about the people behind it✨🧵.
What matters most to you when shopping? Quality, origin, or price?
Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments🫶.

Cultural heritage is what we pass down from generation to generation: knowledge, craftsmanship, clothing, rituals, music...
16/07/2025

Cultural heritage is what we pass down from generation to generation: knowledge, craftsmanship, clothing, rituals, music. It shapes our identity✨.

Cultural celebration means respect, appreciation, and collaboration. It’s about learning, honoring, preserving – not copying✨.

Cultural appropriation happens when cultural symbols or traditions are taken out of context, commercialized, or disrespected.

Swipe through to see examples of how to engage with cultures in a meaningful and respectful way.

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