TOMORROW WILL BE OURS

A lighter variation on our iconic Liberty dress. Cut at the waist, with a slit that reaches just above the knee. And that's not all, because the V-neck, adjustable with a hidden zipper, can also open significantly. Good for tempting and for nursing. Pockets? How could we not include them? ;)

It is adorned with a print specially created for Risk by illustrator, graphic designer, and linocut master Zuza Miśko. It is a tribute to the art of the internationally renowned pre-war sculptor – Józef Klukowski – a bon vivant and the artist's great-uncle. Klukowski was, among other things, the creator of the Latona sculpture, which once adorned the garden of the Blikle cafe on Krakowskie Przedmieście. However, only one work by Józef Klukowski remains in Warsaw – Jelonek (also called Daniel in some sources) on Tamka Street. "I wanted to bring his work back to Warsaw in a new form – a print on which both Jelonek and Latona would come alive," says the artist. "Warsaw is a multi-layered city whose true beauty lies in stories – like this family history of mine," she adds.