Featured Designers

Pamela Breit Foncillas

After finishing my fashion design career at the age of 22 in my home city, Santiago de Chile, I had a strong desire to travel the world and fulfill my dreams of being a designer. I have had the opportunity to travel extensively and I am now realizing my ambitions of incorporating my two passions: design and travel. I have now been living in Paris, where I encountered the Lotty Dotty project, which I fell in love with from the first moment. "I started immediately creating prototypes for the "children’s collection", little classic and puffy dresses, shiny chic ones, sport and small prêt-a-porter outfits that will open little girls’ imaginations and make this experience much more fun and creative! I am looking forward to presenting new collections inspired especially by my travel experiences!"

Jacquie Palmer

At the age of fourteen Jacquelyn Palmer had an interest in sewing and started her first projects with the mother of her best friend. This seed grew into an interest in fashion, which took her to Stephens College in Columbia, Mo, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Fashion Design and Product Development.After college she went on to teach sewing and design techniques to college students and made her way to New York City, where she aided in the opening of TopShop USA in SoHo. Currently, Jacquie is living in Paris, designing and working with the Lotty Dotty team. She is inspired by classic styles, street design, and vintage pieces.

Elise Riachi

Born in beautiful Scotland Fashion Designer Elise now lives and works in central Paris. It was a passion for fashion that initially brought her to the City. Lotty Dotty designs has really allowed her to create a collection of dream designer outfits inspired by her Parisian life, and bring a little of that chic Parisian style to everyones wardrobe

Tiffany Wagner

A Parsons Paris student finishing up my final collection that was inspired by Lotty Dotty, I am half Austrian half French and was born and raised between Dubai and Switzerland. I love fashion but most of all love making women feel beautiful and confident in their bodies and clothes. Lotty dotty was a way for me to give women the opportunity to dress their dolls as they would wish to dress themselves. I loved the idea of dressing your inner ego.

Christophe Atger

After graduating from fashion school in Paris, I started my career working in textiles and gradually turned to accessories which is now my prim ary focus.

“The Accessory” is the main element that finalizes a look, makes a person more attractive, and allows him/her to reveal his/her personality. A beautiful pair of shoes, an “It” bag, a silk shawl, a plaited belt… we all dream about the original piece to make us special. LOTTY DOTTY has reinvented the accessory.

LOTTY DOTTY’s concept was very new, exciting and a very beautiful human encounter. What lovely dolls too! So to create a bag, respecting all of LOTTY DOTTY’s eco-friendly codes, was a very challenging and interesting experience. I hope you will enjoy it too.

Agathe Wesolek

Having always been passionate about fashion, I studied at ESMOD, specializing in Women's design. Then I worked for Peter Dunda at Revillon, and continued focusing on women's fashion.

After, I worked as an assistant in costuming for several Feature films " Copie Conforme" by Abbas Kiarostami which won an award in Cannes in 2010. Then came another challenge: the Lotty Dotty project, which seduced me immediately by its innovative and playful concept. This was a great experience!