Widely renowned for her timeless and feminine creations, Jacqueline Roper established the Maison de Couture Jacqueline Anne in 2019, following a long and successful fashion career in Tokyo, Paris, and Los Angeles.

Having debuted at New Zealand Fashion Week that same year, Jacqueline Anne Couture made its mark through its incorporation of Te Ao Māori art forms, while tipping its hat to Vintage Haute Couture, and the beautiful fabrics

Mixing luxury and sustainability, all garments are made using biodegradable fabrics such as pearl silks, silk cotton, silk wool blends, and algae (seaweed). The label is committed to have zero waste by making beautifully crafted soft toys from all offcuts. Each garment is designed and hand-crafted in Aotearoa. Jacqueline Roper is a direct descendant of Chief Te Mahutu and Te Waikaungarangi of the Te Āti Awa iwi in Taranaki.

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