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Raising awareness for the alarming obscurities caused by Kawasaki disease if not diagnosed on time.
Unrecognized Kawasaki, even within four days, can lead to heart disease in children which remains a prominent issue into adulthood. This collection has been designed to remind us of the tormenting effects the disease leaves on its victims.
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Inspired by her traumatic ordeal as the mother of a child affected by Kawasaki Disease.
Her fight against Kawasaki Disease (KD) started in 1993 when her then seven-month-old daughter first started showing symptoms of the disease but was constantly misdiagnosed by doctors. Outside of Kawasaki Disease UK, Dee Izmail is a Ready to Wear and Couture designer with a diverse sense of style for an independent and alluring woman.
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“My natural instinct was to create an edgy bodycon piece that also makes people stop and think; a piece that is not just an everyday basic garment. I didn’t want the tragedies and uncertainties happening to us due to COVID-19 stop people feeling confident and beautiful. That’s what the dress transcends.”
Charged by her personal experience, Dee Izmail chairs the Kawasaki Disease UK charity and works to continuously update research for parents and GPs. To help the cause, shop the collections or simply donate to Kawasaki Disease UK, to discover more about where the money goes, visit their website to stay up to date with their work and with new opportunities to help.
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About Dee Izmail
Designer to the Stars and Charity Founder
Dee Izmail is a Ready to Wear and Couture designer with a diverse sense of style for an independent and alluring woman. Dee is not only a fashion designer but a true craftswoman who has worked with chainmail, broken mirrors, fine wiring embellishment, Latex, and hand-painted clothing.
She has showcased her Artisan pieces in many presentations across the globe and fashion magazines throughout the 80s-90s. Her Covent Garden Flagship store attracted Virgin Records to select many items of clothing and footwear for the Spice Girls in 1997 and also created various bespoke pieces providing a total of 80 pieces throughout the girl power rein that made Dee an iconic clubwear designer. Dee is respected for her multiple celebrity works during this era such as commissions for Beyoncé, Cher, Shania Twain, Eddy Izzard, and for the millennium dress worn by Isla Fisher. Her work led to her outstanding achievement of a royal interview with the Duke of Kent.
Today, Dee’s brave passion leads her to visit various cultures from eccentric British to the impeccable Oriental vibes. The wearable collections are an array of jerseys, woven fabrics, silk chiffon, stylish crepes, organzas, velours, wet look vinyl, chainmail & latex. You can find a wide range of classy classic pieces to glamorous red carpet gowns.
The cut of a garment is very important to the designer who strives to create a balance of comfortable yet exciting clothing whilst emphasising a woman’s best assets.
The brand is the key sponsor of a charity known as Kawasaki Disease UK where the designer is heavily campaigning through her art.
