Delores By Delores

09/05/2026

Colour Game: exploring how colour sparks feeling and thought.

“Newness and movement that’s how I feel. The opening up of a place, the expansion of a place.” — Larry Amponsah
collections is seen wearing our Vulturine Blue Wool Blend Coat.

05/05/2026

We love how colour can make you feel and think of many things!

‘Brown, these browny tones makes me feel very warm, they remind me of autumn’- Camille Lambie Knight

is seen wearing an archive Knitted set from the brands collection Samurai Biker

28/04/2026

Keeping to tradition, we return to our colour game.
It’s really just about noticing — how a colour can shift your mood or remind you of something without you even realising. Some feel light and easy, others stay with you a bit longer.
Colour isn’t simply visual, it’s deeply human. It moves through us as a kind of silent language
-shaping mood, influencing perception, and expressing emotion long before words have a chance to form. Psychologically, we respond to colour almost instinctively; culturally, we layer it with meaning over time. Together, it becomes a powerful form of expression— subtle, but undeniable.
Every shade holds a story - sometimes quiet, but there!

Special thanks to .studio and

28/04/2026

Our Art Talks artists had the opportunity to ask our Founder & Designer, some questions, to dive a little deeper into her creative process and what inspires her work.

“Honestly, I don’t know how I put colour together. It’s just a feeling. I think about the story I want to tell-and how I want people to feel.” - Delores Oblitey

For Delores, colour isn’t just a design choice-it’s a language. It plays a central role in shaping each piece, guiding the mood, energy, and emotional connection behind everything the brand creates. Every palette is intuitive, yet intentional, rooted in storytelling and the desire to evoke feeling.

A reminder that sometimes the most powerful designs begin with instinct, not instruction.

23/04/2026

Our Art Talks artists had the opportunity to ask our Founder & Designer, some questions, to dive a little deeper into her creative process and what inspires her work.

“Honestly, I don’t know how I put colour together. It’s just a feeling. I think about the story I want to tell—and how I want people to feel.” - Delores Oblitey

For Delores, colour isn’t just a design choice—it’s a language. It plays a central role in shaping each piece, guiding the mood, energy, and emotional connection behind everything the brand creates. Every palette is intuitive, yet intentional, rooted in storytelling and the desire to evoke feeling.

A reminder that sometimes the most powerful designs begin with instinct, not instruction.

02/04/2026

Artist .collections is seen wearing our Vulturine Blue Wool Blend Coat.

Now available on our website.

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28/03/2026

In our third episode, we’re joined by the superb artist Larry Amponsah, whose practice explores a rich variety of mediums. From fabric and print to photography and beyond, Larry enjoys experimenting with materials and forms to tell powerful visual stories.Having studied art in Ghana, China, and the UK, Larry has immersed himself in diverse cultural environments. These experiences have shaped his perspective, allowing him to absorb and reflect on the many ways people live, operate, and identify within different cultures.

As Larry reflects in the episode: “Identity is a very interesting thing, right? It’s like a two-edged sword. You have a way you see yourself, and you also have a way other people see you.”

Full Episode on our Youtube Page: Link in Bio

Larry is seen wearing our Vulturine Blue Wool Blend Coat







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26/03/2026

I’ve always believed fashion isn’t just clothing—it’s art in motion, with the human body playing as its canvas. — Delores Oblitey (Founder and Designer)

Camille is seen wearing an archival knitted set from the brands collection Samurai Biker

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25/03/2026

25/03/2026

I’ve always believed fashion isn’t just clothing—it’s art in motion, with the human body playing as its canvas. — Delores

“Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.” — Edgar Degas

Camille is seen wearing an archival knitted set from the brands collection Samurai Biker

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21/03/2026

In our second episode we have the wonderful Artist Camille Lambie - Knight. work is a reflection of her personality and the things she feels most drawn to. Her art embraces softness, innocence, and joy, often taking inspiration from nature and the gentle beauty she sees in the world. These themes shape the atmosphere of her work, creating pieces that feel calm, pure, and uplifting.

Camille explains: “I really love soft and innocent, joyful things. I’m really drawn to nature, That’s why children have played such a key role in my work. I think they really reflect the innocence and the purity of the world.”

Full Episode on our Youtube Page: Link in Bio

is seen wearing an archive Knitted set from the brands collection Samurai Biker




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