Réparer’s Debut Collection Puts Wearability Front And Center

Each item feels considered, versatile, and above all, wearable.

Miss Keith isn’t a new name in fashion, and for good reason. Since 2019, the Manila-based stylist, creative consultant, and entrepreneur has steadily carved a space for themselves through thoughtful design and a sharp visual sensibility. Their earlier made-to-order label, Wearing Miss Keith, has been worn by celebrities such as Anne Curtis and Jess Wilson, both of whom wore custom pieces from the brand during its run.

Now, Miss Keith is entering a more refined era with the launch of their new label, Réparer, which means “to repair” in French. The brand is quieter, more architectural, and grounded in wardrobe longevity. It’s a reflection of a designer who’s spent years in the trenches of fashion and who knows what people actually wear and how they want to feel in it.

The debut collection, "La Première", is built on modular classics. There are oversized sleeveless and long-sleeved shirts with attached neckties that play with structure and soft masculinity. Pleated trousers and skirts add movement and elegance, offered in warm neutrals, with the occasional hit of crimson or candy red. The pieces are very simple, but it's the kind that comes from restraint, not lack of imagination. Each item feels considered, versatile, and above all, wearable—the kind of clothes that transition easily from meetings to dinner or from a gallery opening to a weekend out of town.

If Wearing Miss Keith was about the moment, Réparer is about the long game. It’s mature but never dull. Minimal, but never sterile. And above all, it’s a confident step forward from a designer who knows exactly where they’re headed.