Dulsineja

"To wear Dulsineja means to wear the work of art in itself. When my "mushroom" hat arrived, I called the great artist-master to share my impressions about the timeless flair of this fashion detail. With it, you will not be a trendy, posh woman who follows what everybody else is wearing. With it on my head, I feel like a true madam, ready to put on gloves and wear a hat to a local fish market, go to work, to the theater, but also wear it to a gala dinner in the evening (even with "the hair not done"). Of course, I don't take it off when I enter a room because the hat is more than just a detail. You feel how it becomes one with you like a reflection of a contemporary woman’s identity who holds within herself all past generations and the time when our maternal ancestors lived."

"Dulsineja is something gentle and timeless, especially for those of us who don't like just one style. One morning I can choose to be Cervantes' Dulsineja, in the afternoon I am ready to tie a scarf around my head like Grace Kelly and enter the celluloid world. In the evening I put on a beret like a French lady. For me, Dulsineja is a play of lovely flowers and the sweetest fruits; it is silky, romantic, and unique. Pomegranates and bananas on Dulsineja scarves connect my grandmother's village in Montenegro to Warhol's New York. There is simply no one like Dulsineja. Finally - I choose Dulsineja because of the way it emphasizes who I am from the inside - dramatic and delicate."

"I have received beautifully packaged products many times. They deserve a special ceremony to be opened. Imagine you rush all day – it’s crazy at work, then you drive your kids to a sports practice, you do homework with them, make lunch, and then you are supposed to open the package with your mind in a jumble? It simply won’t do. The package from Dulsineja should be opened on Sundays: after going to the hairdresser because the hairstyle is important, and after the so-called market ritual when cream cheese, warm bread, and flowers in a vase go together so nicely. Your hat deserves respect and care. And that just goes so well with Sunday mornings."