Otiumberg’s In Residence series opens with stylist Aimée Croysdill
The jewellery house welcomes trusted collaborators to its King's Road flagship, beginning with the stylist whose sartorial lineage traces back to Savile Row's tailoring heritage.
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Otiumberg has begun filming In Residence, a new series at its 178 King’s Road flagship that draws back the curtain on the stylists who shape the house’s creative vision. These are collaborators whose eye the jewellery house trusts implicitly, invited to discuss how style informs their work, the way it threads through daily life, and the Otiumberg pieces they reach for again and again.
The first conversation belongs to Aimée Croysdill, whose clients span Nicola Coughlan, Marisa Abela, Olivia Cooke and Ellie Bamber. Her authority in dressing others runs deeper than most: her great grandfather was the first womenswear tailor on Savile Row, a legacy that settled into her bones long before she began her own practice. That inheritance of precision, proportion and an instinctive understanding of how fabric and form converse with the body flows through everything she does.
The series captures Croysdill within the Chelsea flagship’s elegant interiors, speaking candidly about the relationship between styling and jewellery, how a single Otiumberg piece can anchor an entire vision, and the singular role that thoughtful adornment plays in the larger grammar of dressing. It is the beginning of what promises to become an intimate portrait of the women whose taste has defined the house, told in their own language and on their own terms.
Imagery courtesy of Otiumberg (@otiumberg).