Working With Artisans
How Chloé Has Worked With Refugees to Create Stunning Accessories
Chloé x MADE51: Changing the lives of refugees
Zia Gul is 18 years old. She is an Afghan who lives in Pakistan with her family. She is a refugee.
She is also a skilled artisan whose fine, geometric, multi-coloured Tarshumar embroidery adorns the handles of Chloé’s iconic Marcie and Woodie handbags.
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The collaboration between luxury French fashion house Chloé and MADE51, a brand set-up by the United Nations agency for refugees, has not just changed Zia Gul’s life,…
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