Before Christmas, the owner of Enermodal Engineering asked us to make the holiday gift for the 110 members of his staff.  And I thought….what is cuter than a silk scarf for all the ladies and a silk tie for all the men?  So I took the Enermodal Logo, and their emphasis on caring for the environment and made a unique fabric design for them ……  I then dyed all the silk to be a beautiful colour of lime and grass green…. and we printed the fabric, made the ties and scarves and hand painted them all as a finishing touch.   I think (and I’m NOT biased!!) that it was a brilliant idea for Enermodal to come to us, and we made them something unique and amazing.  Check out the picture of two staff members wearing their gorgeous gifts!!

Here is gorgeous Maddy wearing her super-cute Peach Berserk dress minutes before heading out to her prom. I LOVE getting prom (or any party) pictures— love to get lots more. Thank you Maddy!!
xoxoxo Kingi

The owner of Enermodal Engineering asked us to create silk scarves and ties for all of their employees for the company holiday gift. I worked with the company logo to create a interesting fabric design. Then we dyed the silk an organic looking mottled green, printed the fabric and made 40 scarves and 70 ties. Gorgeous! And SUCH a unique, cool gift.
We put each one in a handprinted velvet bag, too, of course!!
xoxoxo Kingi

Here is our customer

Here is gorgeous Danielle Franz, proud president of Yogalicious and the stunning circle dress we made for her.  Kingi used some of the Yogalicious graphics, added a few of her own, and created an amazing repeating print to make this dress. It’s hard to believe but we actually turned this around from concept to finshed product in just 24 hours! Thankfully Danielle says she’ll give us more time on her next order! We think the dress turned out to be as sweet as her amazing product.

Sierra is the coolest girl.  She won a contest to go to the Much Music Video Awards… and decided to wear a Peach Berserk custom dress  covered in pictures of  Biebz.  So we made one for her… and here it is!  It was so fun for us to have such a fun girl walk the red carpet in one of our dresses…thanks Sierra!

xoxoxo Kingi

Ivana was one of the winners of our Peach Berserk Fabric and Fashion Design Contest.  One of her prizes was for us to make her a dress based on her winning design.  Here she is wearing it, to her prom!!  Doesn’t she look amazing?  Nicole, who is vice-president of Peach Berserk, in charge of the studio, screens and printing, said  “ it was a blast working from her design and putting it together!!”  Do YOU have a design that you would like to wear??    Think of what we could do for YOU!!

Dana and her custom printed Devo dress. "Are We Not Men?"

Here is groovy Dana in her custom DEVO dress. She ordered it to wear to their upcoming concert in Toronto. ‘Are We Not Men?” I say “Is She Not Gorgeous!!!!”.
Dana told us– “I love this dress!! Thank you so much!!”

This is your life Thorel Becket

When Natalie Tiberghien wanted to create a very special birthday present for her good friend Thorel Becket, she came to Peach Berserk. With pictures Natalie had from Thorel’s whole life, Kingi and Natalie composed the print pattern shown above. Then the staff at Peach Berserk printed and made this totally fun dress. Happy Birthday Thorel!

Olivia struts for The Cause at Fall Fashion Week's 2009 Dare To Wear Love event

Peachiness was all over the runway at the 2009 Dare To Wear Love fashion show in support of the Stephen Lewis Foundation. In this event 20 of Toronto’s top fashion designers were asked to create a dress using African fabric in the theme of “love”. Kingi Carpenter and her crew of Peach Berserk fashion magicians pulled off this little number and no other than Member of Parliment for Trinity Spadina Olivia Chow was the model. Because the Stephen Lewis Foundation provides support directly to the grandmothers who are now caring for the hundreds of thousands of AIDS orphans in Africa, the dress features a flowing outer wrap of silk chiffon printed with the faces of grandmothers. Symbolicly the grandmothers are wrapped around the inner dress printed with the faces of the  babies they are protecting.