Judith Roberts Henco En Mexico Patchwork Opera Coat
Judith Roberts trained at the Art Institute of Baltimore. She fell in love with Mexican culture when she first traveled to the country. She settled with her family in San Miguel de Allende, opened a shop selling folk art, clothing, and jewelry, designed her own clothing line, and spent much of her time photographing all that she saw. Inspired by the colors and forms of traditional, Mexican costume, American ex-pat Judith Roberts moved to Mexico in the 1980’s to pursue her passion for fashion design. Her extraordinary, "Coleccion" high-end coats and jackets made her an international name, many of them exhibited to wide acclaim in Paris.
Size L - But really OSFA - works to be worn oversized
Judith Roberts trained at the Art Institute of Baltimore. She fell in love with Mexican culture when she first traveled to the country. She settled with her family in San Miguel de Allende, opened a shop selling folk art, clothing, and jewelry, designed her own clothing line, and spent much of her time photographing all that she saw. Inspired by the colors and forms of traditional, Mexican costume, American ex-pat Judith Roberts moved to Mexico in the 1980’s to pursue her passion for fashion design. Her extraordinary, "Coleccion" high-end coats and jackets made her an international name, many of them exhibited to wide acclaim in Paris.
Size L - But really OSFA - works to be worn oversized
Judith Roberts trained at the Art Institute of Baltimore. She fell in love with Mexican culture when she first traveled to the country. She settled with her family in San Miguel de Allende, opened a shop selling folk art, clothing, and jewelry, designed her own clothing line, and spent much of her time photographing all that she saw. Inspired by the colors and forms of traditional, Mexican costume, American ex-pat Judith Roberts moved to Mexico in the 1980’s to pursue her passion for fashion design. Her extraordinary, "Coleccion" high-end coats and jackets made her an international name, many of them exhibited to wide acclaim in Paris.
Size L - But really OSFA - works to be worn oversized
