5 Spots in Paris that Skylence Fell in Love With
Our Creative Director Skylence was in Paris in early March. So we asked her to share her 5 favourite places in Paris that will inspire her future d...
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La Fille Magnifique
We showcased our latest collection in Paris, including our signature tweed jackets and modern cheongsam dresses.
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THE QIPAO EDIT
The ‘Qipao’ Edit is a contemporary take on the traditional Chinese Qipao dress. It’s a hallmark collection within the SKYLENCE brand and one that w...
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YEAR OF THE RABBIT
Chinese New Year is right around the corner. Each year is represented by one of the 12 Chinese zodiacs. 2023 is the Year of the Rabbit, starting o...
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The Winter Races
Mark your calendar and get ready for the races. Our designs blend classic English silhouettes with SKYLENCE’s distinctive oriental heritage. An el...
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Blazing The Way
A SKYLENCE blazer can be added to any outfit for a touch of elegance - whether it be putting one on over a dress for work or with jeans and t-shir...
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Celebrate Female Entrepreneurship
A celebration of female entrepreneurship, with Kelly Rutherford sharing her journey into business and showcasing female-founded fashion brands, SKY...
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Summer In Full Swing
Summer is right around the corner, you want to incorporate transitional pieces that can take your spring staples through to summer. Here we are spo...
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Introducing QiaoChu (The Symbolism of Peacocks)
At SKYLENCE, we love to share our culture and heritage with our community. Everything from our silhouettes to design names is inspired by the thing...
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Women's History Month
This month March, celebrating Women’s History has given us at SKYLENCE much food for thought. We are proud to be a brand designed by women for wom...
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Introducing Der Ling
The Derling collection takes its name from Yu Der Ling (裕德龄), a Princess who served as lady-in-waiting to Empress Dowager Cixi. Let us introduce yo...
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Celebrating the Year of the Tiger
Chinese New Year is just around the corner. February 1st marks the start of the Lunar New Year celebrations – also known as the ‘spring festival’. ...
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