In this new collection, the pieces transition through the aesthetics of Monaco, Nice, and St. Tropez, with unique details that evoke the singularities of the summer in the French region. These include embroidered ruffles, cutouts, tie details, and versatile prints suitable for different occasions. In addition to showcasing the stunning pieces inspired by the Cotê d'Azur region in this new collection, the brand also brings back another acclaimed success from its previous collections. These returning pieces are a testament to the timeless style and enduring appeal of the Lalibela brand.

For the 2023 Coterie, Lalibela presents a special focus on the aesthetic of the Andalusian region in Spain, highlighting the cities of Granada, Seville, and Cordoba. The collection captures the unique vibe and style of these cities, with details that evoke the singularities of the locale. Drawing inspiration from the rich cultural heritage and architectural wonders of Andalusia, the pieces showcase intricate patterns, vibrant colors, and luxurious fabrics. Embroideries reminiscent of the Alhambra palace in Granada, flamenco-inspired ruffles, and Moorish tile motifs are incorporated into the designs, paying homage to the region's rich history and artistic traditions.

Founded in 2020 by Kaká Grossenbacher, Lalibela (@lalibela.shop) expresses in fashion the lifestyle of its creator, transforming her travel experiences into unique pieces. The label's creative process aligns with this journey and repertoire, always inspired by a destination rich in elements that are translated into its collections. This "wanderlust" direction, which reflects the deep and constant desire to travel, is even reflected in the name Lalibela, a city in Amhara, northern Ethiopia, known for its symbolism and stunning scenery. Despite being relatively young, the brand has experienced accelerated growth, with sales increasing by 640% in just one year. This reflects the positive reception from customers who seek original and personality-driven designs, exquisite fabrics, diverse cuts, and, as a bonus, items that carry a sense of history.