

Emerging · $400-$700 · Sydney, Australia

Maximalist printed dresses and separates in silk and viscose, where every piece is a wearable story of place.
Think: maximalist nature worship
The buy: the mirror-print shirt dress
the mirror-print shirt dress
Muma World turns old botanical drawings and ancient motifs into its own prints, then puts them on silk dresses made for an entrance.
Every print is developed for the label, from vintage botanical illustrations to antique textiles and the imagery of ancient Egypt, and laid out to run the full length of a dress or land exactly on the bodice. Silk crepe and dupion carry the slip and strapless shapes, while matte suiting holds the column cuts. It is maximalist dressing with real tailoring underneath.
Saskia Wotton started Muma World in Sydney with her partner, Dave Frim, first as a beauty line of vegan lip glosses tied to native flowers. The illustrations made for those launches became printed scarves, and then clothes.
The name is a nod to her grandmother, whom she called Mumma. The label became known for bold, story-led prints of flora and fauna on dresses that ask to be styled loudly.
From reviews and try-on videos, in our words.
Most styles are listed as true to size with no stretch. For fitted dresses the brand says to size by your waist, or by your hip for column cuts. Sizes run XS to XL (AU 6 to 14, US 2 to 10).
Many dresses are pure silk, either crepe de chine or dupion; others are viscose georgette, viscose satin or polyester suiting. The brand says its fabrics are OEKO-TEX certified.
US shipping is $30, or free over $500, and takes about 5 to 7 business days from Sydney. Duties and taxes aren't included, so expect to pay them when the parcel arrives.
Returns must be lodged within 7 days of delivery, return postage is yours to pay and there are no direct exchanges. Discounted pieces get store credit only.
Prints are made in limited runs. When a style sells out, it sometimes comes back in a new colour, again in small numbers.
Silk · Viscose · Polyester
Works most in: silk, viscose and polyester
From the fabric listed on 56 pieces · 92% of the range lists it · Checked October 2026

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