Meet And Our
And Our Label is a dress brand born from a lifelong love of dolls, daydreams, and the transformative magic of dressmaking. Rooted in the aesthetics of Cardcaptor Sakura, Sailor Moon, and vintage Barbie, our pieces channel the powerful sweetness of girlhood and the ceremonial joy of dressing up. Each dress is a love letter to fantasy and form — imagined with the same care and precision as the wardrobe of your favorite childhood doll.
Founded with a deep reverence for couture craftsmanship, And Our Label offers made-to-order, size-inclusive pieces that balance elegance with whimsy. We take on a limited number of clients each year to ensure every garment receives our full creative attention and hand-finished detail.
We believe in fashion as ritual, in clothing as art, and in a world where softness is strength. Whether worn for a wedding, a portrait, or a private moment of self-celebration, our garments are meant to be treasured — not just worn, but adored.
Anthony is a dressmaker inspired by magic, memory, and transformation.
Her earliest ideas of beauty were shaped by the iconic looks of Sailor Moon, Cardcaptor Sakura, and Tokyo Mew Mew. As a child, these heroines weren’t just characters—they were ideals, wrapped in tulle and ribbon, who made beauty feel powerful and attainable. As an adult, Anthony returned to those shows not just with nostalgia, but with reverence. Their costumes offered something she rarely saw reflected elsewhere: a world where clothing could be both armor and invitation.
Through her work, Anthony creates occasion wear for queer people who deserve to feel like the ultimate version of themselves. Her dresses are not fast fashion—they’re made with intention, joy, and care. Each piece is made-to-order and available in custom sizing, not just to reduce waste, but to offer a luxury experience rooted in access and respect.
She believes a dress should do more than fit—it should transform. It should capture a moment in someone’s life and give it back to them like a keepsake. Her hope is that every garment she makes is collected, treasured, and remembered—like the characters who first inspired her.
