Nange Magro is a designer of latex fashions that we follow closely. She is part Italian and Japanese which according to her has led to a synthesis of the more formal and serious Italian fashion merging with the more costume oriented side of Japanese fashion.
Her creativity is evident in her designs and it’s a carousel of fun to peruse her designs which you can find at both her instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/deadlotus.couture and her website: https://www.deadlotuscouture.com/
Constantly popping up in the media either by celebrities wearing her designs, or by participating in music videos or photography shoots herself, you can find Nange’s work published in Vogue, Harper’s Bizarre, on the BBC, and elsewhere.
What we love about Nange is her self-deprecating sytle – despite the fame and accolades, Nange has this down-to-earth quality that makes her seem approachable and easy going. Despite the talent and dedication to the craft, Nange never takes herself or her work too seriously.
Furthermore, she has a quest to follow creative pursuits and partners with amazing photographers to generate eye candy that will keep you coming back for more. Whether it’s your goal to save up to buy one of Nange’s exquisite designs, or you just enjoy following her for inspiration, we can’t recommend her enough.
Her collaborations with photographers seem like a big part of the appeal, not just the garments themselves but the full visual storytelling that keeps people coming back to her Instagram.
I like how you highlighted the Italian structure meeting Japanese costume sensibility; that tension really shows in her pieces that feel both tailored and theatrical at once.
I didn’t realize she also appears in music videos and shoots herself, which makes her more than just a designer and explains why the brand feels so immersive and personality-driven.
The mention of her self-deprecating attitude stood out to me, especially given her work appearing in Vogue and BBC features; it’s refreshing to see someone so visible not take the fashion world too seriously.