Reintroducing Majesty Hope Bland, a gifted designer + fiber artist from Detroit. She reimagines traditional design methods + caters to the individuals that desire to be set apart. That's why we're so thrilled to have a restock of her coveted scrap bags + hats here at Coup D'état.
Her approach to sustainability starts with a main root of the problem; how we consume clothing. With an emphasis on introducing this generation to tailoring + proper garment care, her mission is to educate the next generation of the power we have to make effective change on our environment and mend people’s relationships with clothing. Her work explores developing new fabrications through traditional weaving + fiber manipulation techniques from discarded + recycled material, all to contribute to a more circular economy. Creating garments + installations using bold color and texture to spark joy + amplify the beauty that already exists in the world.
Here she wears her latest beanie design featuring adorable catlike ears! This style comes in multiple different colors. Now in stores + online at Coup! Click here to shop.
Her scrap bags using multiple different yarns from up-cycled material are a favorite here. All one-of-ones so you know nobody else will have it. Explore more!
With work featured in Vogue, Teen Vogue, + New Balance, and also wearing different roles such as styling, design, + creative direction, Majesty Hope pushes the boundaries of what it means to be a multifaceted artist with exceptional craftsmanship + captivating storytelling.
Majesty Hope Bland is a designer and fiber artist hailing from Detroit, MI, that reimagines traditional design methods and caters to the individuals that desire to be set apart. Growing up in a large family the main lessons that were instilled were rooted in faith, community, and resourcefulness which are the main forces of her practice. Attending College for Creative Studies and Pensole Lewis College for Business and Design for Fibers and Textiles and Fashion Accessories sparked her desire to merge traditional fiber craftsmanship with her self taught tailoring and garment construction experience. With receiving accolades such as the Virgil Abloh “Post Modern” scholarship, New Balance x Celtic Black Creators network, and features in Vogue and Teen Vogu, her accomplishments and work range in mediums of fashion, art, film, and music.
Her approach to sustainability starts with one of the main roots of the problem; how we consume clothing. With an emphasis on introducing this generation to tailoring and proper garment care, her mission is to educate the next generation of the power we have to make effective change in our environment and mend people’s relationships with clothing. Her work explores developing new fabrications through traditional weaving and fiber manipulation techniques from discarded and recycled material, all to contribute to a more circular economy. Creating garments and installations using bold color and texture to spark joy and amplify the beauty that already exists in the world. In different roles such as styling, design, and creative direction, she pushes the boundaries of what it means to be a multifaceted artist with exceptional craftsmanship and captivating storytelling.
Be sure to check out her latest drop, in-store or online now!