A Conversation Between Alice Abbiadati and Antonina Pawlowicz in the New Issue of Vogue Italia. "With Lace-Core, We’re Returning to ’70s Fashion — Rock ’n’ Roll Yet Romantic Perfect for an endless summer, with lace trims, crochet details, and see-through total looks that subtly reveal the body."
"Sitting somewhere between relaxed luxury and maximalism, it doesn’t shout but invites you to add a bohemian touch to your look, whether your style leans towards the romantic or you have a radically rock ’n’ roll spirit. The same is happening simultaneously with other details, such as leather and fringing, in the rise of the moto-boho trend." - ALICE ABBIADATI
"Confirming this idea is designer Antonina Pawlowicz, founder of the Antonina Poppy brand: “Lace has always been a continuous source of inspiration and a central element of our identity. It symbolises duality: delicate yet bold, nostalgic yet enduring. Lace evokes the value of slowness, attention to detail, and craftsmanship. It carries a sense of heritage, yet feels entirely contemporary when reimagined for a new purpose.” - Vogue Italia
Sonia Szóstak captures the timeless spirit of Małgosia Bela in a stunning visual narrative that has graced both gallery walls and the pages of Vogue. Bela wears the signature artisanal white shirt by Antonina Poppy—a piece where sustainable luxury meets surreal mysticism.
The title translates to "Women Know Women Better," echoing the profound trust shared between a female photographer and her subject.
Draped in the masterfully tailored, timeless white shirt by Antonina Poppy, this collaboration effortlessly bridges the worlds of fine art and high editorial—as seen on exhibition posters and the pages of Vogue.
Born during the quiet isolation of the pandemic, the Antonina Poppy collection emerged from a deep longing for nature, freedom, and the simple beauty of everyday life. Floral motifs, organic references, and relaxed silhouettes became a way to reconnect with the outside world when it felt impossibly far away.
Photographed in Amsterdam by Tasio Bidegain featuring model Comfort the collection captures an intimate, natural mood, a celebration of the outdoors, the beauty of everyday moments, and the freedom to feel comfortable in what we wear.
An ode to dressing freely. Antonina Poppy reimagines femininity through loose-fitting shirts, expressive florals, and nature-inspired prints that bring a sense of lightness to everyday dressing.
Stylist: Karla Gruszecka
Bridal fashion takes on a bold, uncompromising new narrative. The sheer, intricate lace shirt by Antonina Poppy shatters traditional haute couture boundaries, proving that bridal white can be simultaneously sensual, minimalist, and ethereal.
Blending meticulous Florentine craftsmanship with a contemporary silhouette, this piece is designed for women who trade conventional gowns for sophisticated authenticity. Featured in Vogue Portugal: The Bridal Affair, it stands as a true manifesto of modern elegance.