Novel & Cerita Atelier Gons

What else are we going to do? We entered "Atelier Moderne," a vast fashion design shop with elements of a boutique, workspace and art gallery through its glass doors an hour later. The room amazed me with its tall ceilings alongside exposed brick walls displaying sketches and fabric samples while designers worked at their stations to craft new designs.

She wasn’t trying to comfort me—she was giving me direction. And maybe that was what I needed. ⸻ Mr. Goh’s atelier sat on a quiet street, tucked behind ivy-covered walls. The moment we stepped in, the air changed—rows of fabrics lined the walls, spools of thread in every color stacked neatly, mannequins half-dressed in experimental cuts. Mr. Goh greeted us with a small bow. His calmness contrasted the vibrancy of his workspace. “You’ve brought me something interesting, Madam Bello,” he said, before turning his attention to me. His eyes, sharp and discerning, skimmed over the portfolio I carried.

Mila replied. ***** Second Stop – Verite & Co. Atelier This place felt different. More intimate. More artistic. The Verite & Co. atelier focused on haute couture techniques. Embroidery frames lined the walls. Designers worked quietly at long tables. One woman showed us a gown with hand-stitched beadwork. Thousands of tiny beads. Every single one is placed manually. Students were allowed to sketch discreetly. I pulled out my notebook. Ideas began forming almost instantly. Lunch Break