Founder & designer
Atelier Noor
Independent garment studio for collections, bridal, and private commission.
The designer
Cut, drape, and the quiet work of making.
Noor Rahman designs garments as architecture for the body: seam, grain, and weight before trend. Trained in pattern cutting and haute couture finish, the atelier develops seasonal collections and one-of-one commissions from a small studio.
Each look begins on the stand. Muslin, chalk, and hand — then cloth. The work sits between ready-to-wear discipline and couture patience: wearable volumes, considered cloth, and a finish that holds under editorial light.
Each look begins on the stand. Muslin, chalk, and hand — then cloth. The work sits between ready-to-wear discipline and couture patience: wearable volumes, considered cloth, and a finish that holds under editorial light.
Path
Training and rooms
Pattern intern
Couture atelier, Paris
Toile, flou, and embroidery placement on couture looks.
BA Fashion Design
London College of Fashion
Pattern, drape, and a graduate collection in silk and raw cotton.
Crafts Council grant
Hand embroidery research
A year studying white-work techniques with textile artisans in Dhaka.
Tools
What the studio holds
Atelier
- Pattern cutting
- Draping on the stand
- Haute couture finish
- Hand embroidery
- Tailoring & canvas
Craft
- Textile research
- Fashion illustration
Studio
- CLO 3D
- Adobe Illustrator
- Lookbook styling