Masha Osoianu is a visionary designer renowned for her one-of-a-kind, hand-knitted and crocheted wearable art. Celebrated for her individuality and exquisite craftsmanship, Masha’s creations are more than garments—they are bold expressions of selfhood. Her work has been featured in Vogue, Austin Fashion Week, and Seattle Met Magazine, cementing her reputation as a trailblazer in contemporary fashion.

Every piece Masha creates is meticulously handcrafted to reflect the unique personality of the wearer. Her designs radiate confidence and elegance, offering a sense of effortless grace. Working from her home studio, Masha personally crafts each garment, championing the values of slow fashion and sustainability as foundations for a more mindful and ethical future. Her artistry has even graced the silver screen—actress Toni Collette wore one of Masha’s signature designs in the film Lucky Them, a testament to the reach and resonance of her work beyond the runway.

Masha’s journey began in her youth, driven by a deep love for the techniques she continues to refine today. Her passion has only grown stronger with time. While she has been creating for many years, her style remains dynamic—constantly evolving through collaboration and inspired by the stories of the individuals she designs for.

Whether it's an intricate hand-knitted top, a sculptural gown, or a statement accessory, every piece is a testament to Masha’s dedication, artistry, and meticulous attention to detail. Her designs elevate personal identity through the medium of fashion.

Today, Masha focuses primarily on custom bridal wear—an intimate and deeply rewarding facet of her work. Because each gown is handmade in her studio and crafted entirely by her, she limits production to just 6 bespoke gowns per year. This ensures the highest level of quality and allows her to devote the time and care needed to honor every detail of each client’s vision.

Supermodel Nadejda Savcova for Masha Osoianu Design