Seela Outfit - Skirt, Top, Kimono

Buy it as a set and it costs less than piecing it together separately — our way of rewarding you for going all in on the full look.

Three pieces, one print, one gesture.

The Seela outfit layers a bell-sleeve kimono over the Kim bandeau top and the Krista skirt, all cut from the same hand-drawn Art Deco line — fan motifs, sunburst geometry, the kind of pattern that belongs on a temple ceiling as much as a hemline.

Ivory on ivory, with the print inked in warm gold-taupe — like sand catching low light. Nothing shouts. It just glows.

Organic hemp-cotton lycra throughout: soft structure, a little stretch, the drape that makes bell sleeves move like they mean it. Breathable enough for heat, substantial enough to hold the pleats in the kimono's cuffs and the movement of the skirt panels.

Every fan and diamond in this print started as a pencil line — hand-drawn before it was ever placed on cloth.

This whole collection was designed with layering in mind — pieces meant to be built up, mixed, and worn as their own small universe of combinations, not just single garments. The Seela set is one of those universes: kimono, top, and skirt designed to sit together from the start.

Wear all three together for full drama, or break the set apart — the Kim top pairs easily with your Liana pants or any other bottom, the kimono layers over almost anything. 

Want to swap the Kim top for another top from the collection? Write to us at anuttara@anuttaracrafts.com — if the new top costs more, you simply pay the difference.

Want to see each piece in more detail? Follow the links below for the Seela kimono, Kim top, and Krista skirt individually.