The Giverny Collection — Coming 2026

Designed for a life of intention.

Made from the rarest materials the earth produces, for the woman who dresses with the same intention as the life she leads.

For the woman who has built her life with her own hands.

There is a woman who has built her career, earned her independence, and achieved everything the world told her to want. And somewhere in that accumulation, she quietly set aside the version of herself that was romantic, joyful, and fully feminine.

Kyaropa exists for the moment she decides she is done choosing — between power and softness, between ethics and desire, between the woman the world needs her to be and the woman she actually is.

"Luxury without guilt. Power without apology. Femininity without compromise."

Our Values

What we believe.

Sustainable by Nature

We work with nature's rarest fibers — lotus silk, banana fiber, and botanically inspired textiles. Each material is sourced from artisan communities who honor traditional methods, ensuring that every piece respects both the earth and the hands that craft it.

Crafted with Care

Every Kyaropa garment is born from a two-year journey of refinement. From the first sketch to the final stitch, we collaborate with artisans who share our commitment to precision, beauty, and timeless quality.

Made to Endure

Our designs are for the woman who values substance over trends. Romantic yet refined, joyful yet grounded — each piece is created to become a cherished part of your wardrobe, worn and loved for years to come.

Lotus silk — the rarest material the earth produces

"The lotus does not wait for clean water to bloom."

The Materials

Lotus Silk

Each meter requires the hand-extraction of fiber from thousands of lotus stems. Extraordinarily soft, naturally temperature-regulating, and biodegradable — one of the rarest textiles in the world.

Banana Fiber

Drawn from the trunk of the banana plant — strong, sustainable, and deeply connected to the earth. Where lotus silk is the bloom, banana fiber is the root.

Color

Color is drawn from the earth — from the tradition of natural dye, the palette of botanical pigment, the memory of land. The intention is always the same: that what you wear carries something of the world it came from.

The Craft

The handmade is the holy.

The act of making something beautiful is itself a spiritual practice — the hands that create are connected to something larger than commerce. What is made slowly, with care, endures.

In a world that moves too fast and means too little, Kyaropa is an act of quiet resistance. We make things slowly, from materials the earth provides, for women who have decided that their lives deserve intention.

Lotus fiber being extracted — the sacred craft

The Process

Thousands of stems. One meter of silk.

Rebecca Geer, MD — Founder & Designer, Kyaropa

The Founder

This is fashion as it should be — slow, intentional, and deeply joyful.

I learned to sew at my grandmother's side, watching her transform fabric into something beautiful with patience and care. Decades later, after a career in medicine, I returned to that craft — not out of nostalgia, but out of a deep need to create with intention.

The more I sewed, the more I was drawn to extraordinary materials. Eventually I discovered lotus fiber — a textile so rare and exquisite, it changed everything. I found a world of plant-based textiles that few knew existed. Each material had a story, a purpose, and an undeniable beauty.

Kyaropa was born from a simple belief: that the clothes we wear should be as thoughtful as the lives we lead. That luxury isn't about logos, but about materials, craftsmanship, and meaning.

Rebecca Geer, MD — Founder & Designer

Questions

What you may be wondering.

The name carries two origins, held together intentionally. "Kya" comes from Padonma Kya — the cultivar of lotus plant from which our first fabric is drawn. "Ropa" is the Spanish word for clothing — a quiet acknowledgment of the Mexican heritage at the heart of this brand. One word. Two worlds. The plant and the culture, the material and the meaning, woven into a single name.

The Giverny Collection is being made with the same patience we give to our materials — no detail rushed, no quality compromised. We anticipate launching in the Summer of 2026. Join the waitlist to receive early access and be among the first to experience Kyaropa.

Kyaropa is one of the few brands in the world working with lotus fiber — a textile so rare, it takes 40,000 lotus stems to create a single dress. We don't use rarity as a marketing device. We use it as a design constraint: if a material is this precious, every decision around it must be worthy of it. This is luxury rooted in nature, not in logos.

Our first collection is built around lotus silk and banana fiber — two of the most extraordinary natural textiles in existence. Lotus silk is harvested by hand from thousands of stems, extraordinarily soft and naturally temperature-regulating. Banana fiber is drawn from the trunk of the banana plant: strong, sustainable, and deeply connected to the earth. Color is drawn from the earth — from the tradition of natural dye, the palette of botanical pigment, the memory of land.

For the woman who has built her career, earned her independence, and somewhere along the way quietly set aside the version of herself that was romantic, joyful, and fully feminine — not because she wanted to, but because the world asked her to. Kyaropa exists for the moment she decides she is done choosing between power and softness, between ethics and desire, between the woman the world needs her to be and the woman she actually is.

Joining the waitlist is simple — enter your name and email below. Waitlist members receive early access before the public, along with thoughtful updates on the collection and insights into our artisanal process. No noise — only what matters.

The Giverny Collection — Summer 2026

Be among the few.

The Giverny Collection is made from materials that exist in only a handful of places on earth. There will not be many pieces. Enter now to receive early access.

Pure joy in every thread.