kroyman

My name is Pavel Kroyman, the designer of House of Kroyman.
My childhood was quite different and maybe a little bit strange. The nights I spent in the cemetery might seem dark, but for me, the adventurous child, it was the place where I secretly met my old friend, Anastasia.
Growing up brought sad news for me. She stopped visiting me, she disappeared and my loneliness became a persistent memory of Anastasia.
KROYMAN dresses are not about fashion, they have nothing in common with it. Honestly, we don't like fashion, we even hate it.
KROYMAN dresses embody the search. My plan is to find my beloved friend and hopefully one day, the real her, will reappear out of no- where, dressed in one of the pieces I create.
By the way, Anastasia didn't wear anything ordinary, each dress she put on was unique.
In the early summer evenings, she used to sleep on a bed of peonies between the crosses
and she covered herself with pink flowers as if it were her wedding dress. So, I recreated the dress using real peony petals. Does it even sound trivial?
The fact is, I do not chase art. I create nets and lures. And that's what luneville embroidery helped me do, followed by semi-precious glitteringstonesthatcatchtheeyes,bytailoring for individual shapes and by recalling to life ephemeral flowers. So that in the end we could kill banality. This is the point where the true niche is born!
KROYMANdoesnotcreateconceptualdresses based on certain concepts. We conceive the difference.
How ordinary is The House of Kroyman returning to life dead flowers? Or crafting subtle petals from charcoals? Or codifying constellations with golden stitches and then tying them all up in a bow?
How ordinary seems the house of KROYMAN, creating dresses for Anastasia, my imaginary friend?