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The eye-catching, creative fashion of Simon-Hartman London can touch the heart and spirit. Fueled by the intense passion, skill, and vision of London artist, and fashion designer Melissa Simon-Hartman, her work radiates the energy of her proud West Indian and West African heritage, distilled through her own life experiences and extraordinary sense of aesthetics. Recently all of this and more came together in exciting work for as high-profile a client imaginable. Simon-Hartman was quite pleased to celebrate having had the opportunity to work on Beyonce’s ‘Black Is King’ project. Her work was featured in the stunning black pieces made for the impossible to forget chess scene in the ‘Mood 4 Eva’ video, which has left her studio’s work a hot topic of praise and discussion.
“This was an amazing experience,” commented Simon-Hartman. “Beyonce is such a special musician, woman and advocate of black culture, it’s a dream come true to get to work on Mood 4 Eva.”
The Simon-Hartman London line truly impresses, showcasing her creativity and ability to incorporate the past and future into pieces that are unique and alive in the present. The designer’s label wearable art includes high-end, avant-garde couture choices; distinctive handmade accessories; and stunning AfroFuturistic street apparel and footwear. These rare pieces can be explored and ordered at the official Simon-Hartman London online store.
The feedback for her work has been remarkable.
H.C., from London, recently said in a five-star review, “Melissa’s pieces break the barriers of the conventional, never fail to stupefy, and always, amaze!”
To learn more be sure to visit https://www.simon-hartman.com.
About Melissa Simon-Hartman
Melissa Simon-Hartman is a London born artist, fashion and costume designer. Extremely proud of her Trinidadian and Ghanaian heritage, you will see the cultural influences of her West Indian and West African background in the work presented through her own label, Simon-Hartman.
