TAUKO Issue 7Throughout the ages, artists have used their clothing to stand up for political, environmental, or cultural ideals. Clothing is like a language, a form of expression that is powerful and full of meaning. The garments featured in TAUKO Magazine No. 7 The Art of Dressing invite you to play with different roles, find new ways to express yourself and turn dressing into poetry! In this issue we are diving into the art of dressing inspired by our favourite

Fabric Recommendations:

handloom woven navy linen with hand stitched Kantha in lime and hot pink

30 pounds (or about 136 grams)/yd

Matka silk is a rustic

Glass beads in the shape of marshmallows

He was influenced by Parisian fashion and Japanese kimonos

the press and consumers alike

Ultralight snips designed for clean

and wide-leg trousers

This is available from many haberdashery stores -Often sold as a macrame rope and at

Jasmin Henzi

The Butano has a relaxed fit with enough ease to feel effortless without being entirely oversized