Natashia’s designs embody a bold blend of artistry, sustainability, & meticulous craftsmanship. She is committed to redefining fashion by upcycling & reusing existing garments & materials, breathing new life into discarded pieces through thoughtful reconstruction. Natashia continues to challenge industry norms, proving that luxury & sustainability can coexist. Her work stands as a powerful example of zero-waste fashion, done with purpose and vision.

Designed by Natashia, Paper Machine is an archival collection that embraces zero waste practices through the use of reclaimed & repurposed materials. Rooted in individualism & subcultural expression, each piece challenges mainstream fashion by exploring identity through the act of dressing. More than clothing, these designs are wearable performances, symbolic, thought provoking, & sustainably made. Paper Machine reshapes fashion with both edge & intention.

Rooted in nature , Marina Leight blends artisanal craftsmanship with an unwavering commitment to sustainability. Growing up between the San Juan Islands & Alaskan fishing boats, Marina developed a deep reverence for the Earth that now guides her design ethos. She sources biodegradable & repurposed materials, integrating zero waste practices into her luxury menswear collections. Every piece reflects a balance of natural beauty, refined technique, & environmental care.

Marina Leight Atelier is the couture house of designer Marina Leight. Materials are thoughtfully sourced, & production is monitored to reduce waste & promote long term sustainability. All development scraps are repurposed or recycled, & ethical transparency is central to the brand’s operations. MLA partners only with manufacturers that share strong human rights values, fostering an environment where artisans are respected, empowered, & proud of their craft. This conscious care is woven into every garment, transforming each piece into a wearable expression of purpose and individuality.