Queen Khan

Queen Khan created by designer Dominique Khan, creatively interacts with printed designs, colour and textural fabric. With the aesthetic intentions to set her collection apart from others, Queen Khan creates garments that are precise, colourful and witty, it also intends to evoke a time but is not anchored into a trend. Dominique has always had a love of fashion and materials, developing a distinct appreciation of handmade and domestically sourced fabrics, a mantra in which she strictly abides by in her own design production. Music and art, has helped influence Khan as it can be shown in different formats of colour, prints and current moods. Each collection is based on an old time favourite children’s book. Khan’s aim is to interact with the childlike imagination, by using elements of children’s books and bringing it to life in her collection that is adorned by all ages and genders. “By creating a sort of imagination that we use to have as children, into an everyday commercial life, is what I aim to achieve in my work.” Queen Khan’s signature includes the use of handcrafted printed fabric, which form the basis of the collection, inspiring the theme and story board behind the creation. Other techniques include the use of quilting, textural materials and collaborating with other artists. The quote behind Queen Khan is “It’s always the weirdly dressed people who are the most interesting.” Queen Khan aims to insure the wearer’s individuality, personality and creative flare, is a one of a kind.