Lauren Moshi – a celebrity wardrobe essential

June 4, 2012 Have something to say? 471 views

So adored by the celebrity set, you can’t flick through a magazine these days without seeing someone famous rocking it in Lauren Moshi.

Whether it’s relaxing at home by the pool or heading off to the gym for a workout, the label inspired by the brother and sister partnership of Lauren and Michael, gives off an air of casual chic.

Based in LA, Lauren Moshi take their inspiration from the finer things in life, combining fine art like intricate ink drawings on the finest quality fabrics – making for a beautiful range of wearable art. Animal prints come together with images from popular culture and explode like an Ed Hardy tattoo on tanks, tees, sweaters, dresses, hoodies and sweat pants.

Each piece comes in limited quantities so orginal Lauren Moshi is highly sought after. Lauren embodies the concept that fashion is art and so she hand draws every mark, every line on every piece. This makes each garment an original piece of artwork, hence the range is targeted towards customers who appreciate the finer details and intricate designs.

Once printed on high quality rayons, tencel, modals, and cottons a Lauren Moshi piece not only looks great but feels great when you wear it too.

Taylor Swift

We’ve counted the following celebrities among their fans – Reece Witherspoon and Taylor Swift (both wore the big bow t-shirt), Mila Kunis, Sienna Miller, Rachel Bilson, Christina Aguilera, Jessica Alba, Lauren Conrad, Paris Hilton, Nicky Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, Selena Gomez and Miley Cyrus. Phew! And that’s just the beginning – we’re seeing more celebrities hanging out in Lauren Moshi every day.

Here are some of our favourite pieces, available today with free shipping:

Lauren Moshi Johnson Large Herringbone Bow with Holes Sweater US$104 – save $69

Lauren Moshi was founded by siblings Michael and Lauren. Within their creations, like this large herringbone bow sweater, lies a treasure trove of unique pieces carefully constructed and artfully deconstructed.