Journal

We have created this journal to give you more insights into the Mona Wieadventure and our philosophy. We hope that you will enjoy reading the posts and would love to read your comments.

Alexandra cocoon coat in black melton wool by MONA WIE

The Alexandra: A Cocoon Coat Built From a Single Seam

Named for the first European woman to reach Lhasa — and made the way she lived: with attention to the small things. Some coats announce themselves with structure — sharp...
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Shirt dress toile on a mannequin in an atelier

The Kimono-Sleeve Shirt Dress: From Office to Garden Party

Most dresses do one thing. They belong to the office, or to dinner, or to a summer afternoon — rarely to all three. The result is a wardrobe full of...
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Maatkledij voor vrouwen: wat het is, hoe het werkt | MONA WIE

Maatkledij voor vrouwen: wat het is, hoe het werkt | MONA WIE

Er bestaat een verschil tussen kleding die past en kleding die van u is. Het eerste is een kwestie van centimeters. Het tweede is een kwestie van aandacht — voor...
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Alpaca in the Andes

Women's Alpaca Sweater: Wool, Blends, Care | MONA WIE

There is a wool that does what no other wool does. It comes from an animal that lives at 4,500 metres in the Andes, where temperatures shift from -25°C to...
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MONA WIE curated wardrobe for women

Cost per Wear: Wat kleding écht kost | MONA WIE

COST PER WEAR: THE MATHS BEHIND A DELIBERATE WARDROBE There is a number most women never calculate — and it changes everything about the way you dress. It is not...
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MONA WIE founder Ramona Wilmes wearing the Carlotta linen dress in red on sand dunes — summer linen collection

WHY LINEN. WHY ALWAYS.

Every MONA WIE garment begins with a question: does this fabric deserve to be worn for years? Linen never hesitates to answer. A Fabric That Has Nothing to Prove Linen...
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The Carlotta

The Carlotta

The Carlotta. A sleeveless linen wrap dress in midi length with a deep v-neckline. Three fabrics, one silhouette. Available ready-to-wear and made to measure.

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THE EMMA SKIRT: ONE PIECE, INFINITE INTERPRETATIONS

THE EMMA SKIRT: ONE PIECE, INFINITE INTERPRETATIONS

The Emma skirt—A-line silhouette, box pleats, structured mikado of wool and silk. Discover three ways to style this timeless piece: soft with knitwear, sharp with tailoring, unexpected with menswear codes. One skirt, infinite interpretations.

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