About Eliza

Eliza Faulkner is a Canadian designer based in Montreal. After graduating from Central Saint Martins in London with a degree in Fashion Design & Marketing, she honed her craft at iconic houses including Erdem, Roland Mouret, and Zandra Rhodes.

She was born and raised on Vancouver Island, where the wild landscapes and her family shaped her earliest sense of style. Her grandfather worked in the woolen mills of New Zealand while her grandmother was a seamstress, and her mother made many of Eliza’s clothes by hand. Some of her first memories are of sitting under the sewing machine, surrounded by pins and fabric scraps. That quiet tradition of making things, by hand and with care,  still informs everything she does.

 

The Bold Feminine

Eliza Faulkner designs are rooted in the idea of the bold feminine — a way of creating that embraces both strength and softness, structure and spontaneity. It’s a balance that defines the brand: thoughtful, expressive, and never overworked.

This ethos starts in the way we make things. Every collection begins with a sense of play: experimenting with colour, shape, and fabric, often without a fixed plan. Some of the strongest pieces come from unexpected turns, or what might look like mistakes at first. That spirit of exploration always comes before numbers, trends, or formulas.

The result: pieces that are striking but wearable, bold but deeply considered. Designed to move with women who lead with instinct and aren’t afraid to take up space.