Enter the world of Nadja Bill—where garments become poetry, and fabric remembers the hands that made it.

Welcome to Nadja Bill—a space where fashion becomes ritual, and clothing tells stories. Each collection is a sacred expression of the divine feminine—woven with intention, beauty, and soul.

Collections

MARINOVA COLLECTION

Theme: The central theme of this collection is the pocket—a sacred space where our most intimate treasures are hidden, held, and kept safe to be rediscovered: identity, intimacy, and all that is truly valuable.

Inspiration: Inspired by the traditional “fruit-gathering pockets” sewn into the garments of rural women in generations past, this collection reimagines the pocket as a powerful feminine symbol—an emblem of the vagina, the foundation of female identity.

Natalia Goncharova, Fruit Harvest, 1909

Georgia O‘Keefe, Dark Iris No. 11927, Oil on canvas

OUT OF STEM COLLECTION

Theme: The stem and the flower. The stem is the woman. The flower is the feminine that blossoms from within her.

Inspiration: A woman is shaped by time—by stories, by memories, by the weight and wonder of lived experience. She carries within her the echoes of love and the ache of its absence, the sweetness of joy and the shadows of disappointment, the pressure of expectation.

I AM LOVE COLLECTION

Theme: This collection is an homage to Frida Kahlo—a symbol of strength, vulnerability, and fearless feminine expression.

Inspiration: More than a muse, Frida is an eternal icon: a visionary, a wounded healer, a woman who transformed pain into power and suffering into art. Her life was marked by physical and emotional trials, yet she channeled her experiences into profound artistic expression.

Nickolas Muray, Frida on White Bench, 1939

INTO ME SEE COLLECTION

Theme: This collection is a reflection of my soul’s search for authenticity. It transcends pretense and illusion, inviting acceptance of all parts of ourselves.

Inspiration: Into Me See takes what lives within and brings it outward, emphasizing that our external reality is always an expression of our inner world. It began with awareness—emotional, mental, and spiritual—and grew through a process of introspection and self-acceptance.