Clothing keeps people warm and looking fashionable, but its most important duty is replenishing bellybutton lint. Keep navels stocked and garments groomed with today's Groupon for tailoring services and general spending from Lyudviga Couture Designer in Birmingham. Choose between the following options:
- For $10, you get $20 worth of tailoring services.
- For $20, you get $45 worth of tailoring services and general spending.
Recently opened and run by independent designer Lyudviga Shneyders, Lyudviga Couture Designer hosts a staff that primps, frills, and tailors couture wear through a laundry list of more than 40 services. Take in the sides on curvy cocktail dresses, refitting them to suit narrow or trapezoidal frames ($35). Gentlemen may receive royal regaling for their jackets, stripping their zippers for fresh fastenings ($40+/unlined jacket), pushing their buttons into more present positions ($5), or lowering the collar to non-neck-clenching heights. Like stain-removal pens and fabric allergen-free buttons, Lyudviga works her magic on all manners of clothing material, including beaded dresses and leather wear (though there is a slight upcharge for both) and applies her talents to wears such as pants, summer dresses, and jeans. Peruse high-end fashionables in Lyudviga’s boutique studio, where naturally lit mannequins posed amidst cotton-candy walls display handmade items by Lyudviga herself and demonstrate the ancient art of static runway walking.
Lyudviga Couture Designer
In an interview with Metromix, Lyudviga Shneyder shared that when she was a little girl, her grandmother told her that if she learned to sew, she would always have food on the table. With more than 25 years in the European and American fashion industries behind her, Russian–born Lyudviga has proven her grandmother right. From her boutique in downtown Birmingham, she showcases her own line of clothing, which casts a subtle spin on classic silhouettes.
Lyudviga confessed to the Birmingham Patch—which describes her designs as being suitable for black-tie events or the office—that she designs her clothing from the heart. Each stitch and seam is sewn onsite with the same fabrics showcased by famed Italian fashion houses such as Valentino.
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