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Exotic Flowers
design philosophy
ARTISTIC WAY
Hair is more than just hair. It’s movement, it’s identity, it’s art. It is how a woman tells her story without saying a word.
At the heart of our brand is a belief: that every woman deserves to feel seen, confident, and true to herself. Our mission is to create pieces that don’t just accessorize, but transform — designs that ignite creativity, celebrate individuality, and turn hair into a living expression of style.
We honor craftsmanship, blending tradition with innovation, sculpting beauty from unexpected materials, and shaping them into artful objects meant to be worn with pride. Every piece carries a spark — a whisper of empowerment, a reflection of authenticity, a touch of timeless artistry.
We exist for the women who dare to be themselves. For those who find strength in elegance, and elegance in strength. For the dreamers, the leaders, the bold, and the beautifully unique.
This is more than adornment.
This is self-expression.
This is our promise.
THE INSPIRATION
HERITAGE
A child of fashion, Colette was born into a Lebanese family that came to the US in the 1920's and launched a luxury loungewear brand called "Perfect Negligee". As a young girl, Colette spent weekends at her grandparents’ home where she discovered “Grama’s attic”; a room filled with couture accessories, reminiscent of a time of opulence and sublime taste. This was the seed of inspiration that she mixed with her "downtown pop-art” upbringing that led to her individual expression.
Photo: Vogue November 1966 - Catherine Deneuve wearing a Perfect Negligee caftan
THE STORY
MALOUF POUF
Just after graduating from Boston University Colette created the iconic 1980’s accessory, the “Malouf Pouf.” A year later, at the age of 25, she sold 100,000 units, taking over the counters of the all the top retailers in New York: Bergdorf Goodman, Barney’s NY, Bloomingdale's and Henri Bendel. Fast forward, bringing luxury to hair accessories, Colette expanded globally with a focus on Japan and China where a love of the art of hair is an integral part of the culture.
Photo: New York Magazine 1989
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