Tré Lilli | Lillis Taylor Llc

artful textiles that celebrate joie de vivre

Tré Lilli is a collaboration with my father, artist Trés Taylor. In 2010, when I was at a career crossroads, my father asked me, "If you could do anything in the world, what would it be?" I told him I would put his imagery on textiles - specifically on clothes for women. His response? Make it happen! What followed was a self-taught journey in garment design and construction, garment sewing, textile design, and digital printing on fabric.

Tré Lilli is a line of colorful textiles that artfully celebrate the "joie de vivre". We use our textiles to create women's clothing, accessories, and home goods such as pillows, curtains, bedding, and more.

Wildfolk Menagerie - Salmon. A menagerie of Trés Taylor's animals adorns this A-line dress.

Wildfolk Menagerie - Salmon. A menagerie of Trés Taylor's animals adorns this all-over print design.

Umi wrap skirt with bow. The first iterations of Tré Lilli involved garments sewn by me. I introduced the wrap skirt as a more affordable - and versatile - alternative to the Empire waist dresses.

Fisherman's Village on Saffron. This empire waist dress is from the first iteration of Tré Lilli when I was sewing all of my own garments. The bodice was fitted and there was a lining and zipper closure at the back.

Tré Lilli Booth. In 2012, I joined my father at four art festivals and this was my booth set-up for applying to those festivals. I was just starting to play with home goods.

Falling Petals. This empire waist dress is from the first iteration of Tré Lilli when I was sewing all of my own garments. The bodice was fitted and there was a lining and zipper closure at the back.

Swimming in Flowers. This empire waist dress is from the first iteration of Tré Lilli when I was sewing all of my own garments. The bodice was fitted and there was a lining and zipper closure at the back.

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