Let's Party. Kilo Brava’s Fall/Holiday 21-22 Collection was designed and developed in the USA and made by our skilled artisan factories. Inspired by the carefree 70's and feeling the need to break free and embrace luxury and happiness. We've made some show-stopping pieces that will bring out the confident diva in you. Jerry Hall and Grace Jones are our icons of the season, emulating timeless style and maximalism. Gorgeous colors, textures, and easy put-together looks inspired much of the Collection from the hand-rendered lioness embroidery to the prints on satin charmeuse, velour and bamboo sleepwear. Vintage lingerie also inspires some of the retro silhouettes in the high leg bodysuits, and bustiers. The concept of mixing sexy with sweet is also woven throughout the collection, making these pieces versatile and so fun to wear.
Overall KILO BRAVA inspiration comes from exploring the lives of fearless women throughout history. Women who were known for their grit, grace, and beauty; women who were outspoken in their accomplishments, style, and personalities.
KILO BRAVA offers ethically made, attainable luxury for the modern woman while providing versatility by blurring the lines between intimate apparel and ready-to-wear. All about comfort, sensuality, and the exquisitely feminine, KILO BRAVA is designed for the woman who knows her worth and loves gifting herself with special pieces. We’d like to offer all women the opportunity to nurture and embrace the muse within themselves. From dreamy, hand-rendered lace and embroidery to ultra soft luxe fabrics, each item is a treasure. All materials are sourced for their hand-feeling, beauty, and comfort, and we sought out top factories and artisans known for their handcrafted and time-honored techniques.
We are dedicated to sustainable, thoughtful design & development. Our products are purposeful, which for us means they are unique, eco-friendly where possible, easy to care for, and size-inclusive. We produce every single style in sizes S-XXXL which translate to a size 4-22.
