Diana Soleil partners with fashion brands and founders to create collections with a couture level of finish — concept, illustration, boards, and technical design, all conceived and drawn in-house, never outsourced.

For over a decade, the atelier has designed collections, illustrated campaigns, and engineered technical packages for fashion brands across womenswear, couture, swim, active, and accessories.

The design atelier works the old way: one designer's eye across every deliverable. Every sketch, board, and tech pack is drawn by the founder herself — that is how a project keeps its vision from first meeting to final stitch.


One studio, consultation to spec

The consultation

Every commission opens with strategy — your brand, your customer, your market and price point, understood before anything is drawn.

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Step 2

The story

Mood, trend, and brand boards build the world your collection lives in — the story buyers and press understand instantly.

The technical

Flats, tech packs, and 3D samples carry the design to the factory floor intact — no guesswork, no drift.

Step 3

The design

Hand-drawn illustration and range design give every piece its character — silhouettes, fabrication, and colorways as one collection.

Step 4

Fashion Atelier Services

  • A fashion designer's workspace with sketches of dresses on the wall, mannequins, fabric rolls, sewing machine, cutting table, and scattered fabric swatches and papers on the floor.

    Start-Up Consultation

    Consultation Fee: $150/h

    Every brand starts with a conversation. In one working session we map your concept against the real market — customer, price point, production path, and what your first collection actually needs to be. You leave with a plan, not a pitch.

  • Collage of fashion images showcasing black leather outfits, including runway models, illustrations of women's fashion, and fabric textures, promoting Tom Ford's 2024 collection with a focus on leather in denim style.

    Presentations & Linesheets

    Starts at $150

    Boards that sell the collection before a single sample exists. Mood, trend, and brand presentations built image by image — the story buyers, press, and investors understand at a glance. Linesheets formatted the way showrooms expect them.

  • Fashion presentation of two dresses on mannequins titled 'Heiress' showcasing New York City Girl style. The left dress features a sparkling, embellished crop top with beige pleated asymmetrical skirt with a large decorative belt. The right dress is a black and white gown with puffed sleeves, cut-out neckline, and satin skirt. Left side displays fabric swatches labeled 'sparkly fabric' and 'cotton'; right side shows swatches labeled 'wool' and 'organza'.

    Design Creation

    Starts at $200

    Original range design, drawn by hand in the studio. Silhouettes, fabrication, and colorways developed as one coherent collection — not a grab bag of pieces. Every design arrives ready for the next step.

  • Collage of women in swimsuits, swimwear and beach scenes at sunset and on a boat, with text "Waterlily" and

    Trend Forecasting

    Starts at $150

    A season-ahead read on where your category is going — color, fabric, silhouette, and mood — distilled into a presentation you can design against. Grounded in runway, retail, and street analysis, not recycled trend-service decks.

  • Illustration of various activewear clothing pieces including long sleeve tops, leggings, sports bras, shorts, and pants for women, with a central fashion model showing an athletic outfit.

    Technical Design

    Starts at $350

    Flats and tech packs that carry the design to the factory floor intact. Fabric placements, closures, trims, stitch detail, and full measurement specs — everything a factory needs to build it right the first time, with no guesswork and no drift.

  • Technical sewing pattern diagram for a women's dress, showing front and back views with detailed instructions for stitching, seam allowances, darts, hem, labels, and construction notes.

    Grading and Spec

    Starts at $150

    Size runs that fit real bodies. Grading rules and size charts built from garment construction knowledge and industry standards, tailored to your customer — so a size 4 and a size 14 both fit the way the sample did.

  • Collection of men's outdoor jackets, including a blue patterned windbreaker, a color-blocked green, brown, and cream jacket, a beige windbreaker with navy logo, a blue hoodie jacket, a brown pullover with a front pocket, and a beige and white quarter-zip pullover.

    Menswear Design

    Starts at $200

    Menswear from concept through prototype-ready design: boards, range plans, and sketches that balance style with the practicality the category demands. One eye across the whole line, from outerwear to basics.

  • Six female 3D models dressed in various fashion outfits, including dresses, skirts, and sporty clothing, standing against a neutral background.

    3D Design

    Starts at $500

    Digital samples before physical ones. Garments modeled in 3D so you can see fit, drape, and proportion — and make changes — before paying for a single sample round. Faster development, fewer surprises at the fitting.

  • Display of three vegan handbags with butterfly embellishments, each with different designs and colors, on a pedestal with a plant backdrop and the brand name 'SORRIS' at the bottom.

    Handbags + Accessories

    Starts at $200

    Bags and accessories designed as products, not props: construction, hardware, and materials worked out alongside the aesthetic. From concept sketch to factory-ready spec.

  • Nine digital illustrations of female figures wearing various modern, colorful outfits, arranged in three groups on backgrounds of different colors.

    Sportswear Design

    Starts at $200

    Activewear built around how the body moves. Collections designed from your brand identity out — fabric performance, seam placement, and fit logic resolved in the design phase, so the garments perform as good as they look.

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