
Established · $700–$1200 · Sydney, Australia

Deconstructed dresses and tailoring with sculptural cutouts, where precision draping meets architectural restraint.
Think: cutouts with architectural intent
The buy: the cutout dress
the cutout dress
Christopher Esber cuts dresses like sculpture: draping, negative space and hand-finished hardware do the work that prints do elsewhere.
His grounding is tailoring, so the draped pieces have structure underneath: cutouts placed to frame the body, twisted straps, open backs and long column shapes in fluid knits. Hardware set with natural stone, from tiger's eye to quartz, anchors the sandals and bags, made in Italy and Spain, and an in-house atelier in Sydney works alongside specialist artisans across Europe.
Christopher Esber graduated from Fashion Design Studio in Sydney in 2008 and launched his own label there two years later, building it on a background in tailoring.
It became known for draped dresses with peekaboo cutouts and hardware that reads like jewelry. He took the label onto the official Paris Fashion Week calendar in 2023 and won ANDAM's Grand Prix in 2024, its first Australian winner.
From reviews and try-on videos, in our words.
Sizes are Australian, XXS to XL, so convert before ordering: its models, about 5'11", wear AU 8 (US 4). Fit varies by piece, and fitted or embellished styles can run small, so size up when you're between sizes.
Many styles are made in limited quantities, so sizes go quickly; each product page lets you sign up for an alert when a sold-out size returns.
US orders ship free by ground from a US warehouse, so there are no duties to pay. Expedited delivery is $25 and next day $35.
Full-price pieces can go back within 7 days of delivery, unworn with tags, and US return shipping is free. Sale pieces are final, and there are no direct exchanges, so return and reorder the new size.
The sandals and heels are made in Italy and the bags in Spain, in leather finished with the brand's natural-stone turnlocks and hardware.
Viscose · Cotton · Polyester
Works most in: viscose, cotton and polyester
From the fabric listed on 388 pieces · 95% of the range lists it · Checked October 2026

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