Cult Gaia founder Jasmin’s aim is to “create something that’s very unique”
With an ethos of always making a statement, design features include details such as three-dimensional satin flowers
The Gabriela backless top, with its moulded leather flower, is an example of the company’s aim to produce true objets d’art
Like all great artists and celebrated creatives, Jasmin Larian Hekmat’s path to forging her now cult-status fashion label, Cult Gaia, wasn’t exactly linear.
“I actually started out with hair accessories whilst also working on a couture line that I called Gaia Osto,” she tells me.
“I was making flower crowns and headpieces for my friends’ birthdays and special events but it was more like a side hobby that was just a bit of fun. One night my friends asked why I was working so hard on making clothes when everyone