What People Are Saying

"Hedendaagse kunst in beweging en vorm — contemporary art in motion and form."
— Real Living, Belgium, February 2026

Real Living — Belgium's leading lifestyle title — featured Alba Amicorum in its February 2026 issue. The piece treats the scarf seriously: as a contemporary art object that lives differently from a painting because it is in motion. Form, in this telling, is something that travels with the wearer.

"Art on scarves: keeping a family's heritage alive."

ELLE India's December 2022 print edition carries the print-version feature on Alba Amicorum's family-heritage collection.

"The art of scarves — a meeting of fine art and finest craft, designed to be worn."

A double-page print feature on Alba Amicorum's collaborations and atelier model, also published online via Issuu.

"Il foulard è l'accessorio che vi serve per quel tocco in più — the scarf is the accessory you need for that little extra you've been looking for."

Grazia.it's foulard-trends feature, with Alba Amicorum among the season's standout makers. 

"Have you heard of 'wearable art'? Alba Amicorum is the answer when fine art meets fine fabric."

Fashion 360's primer on the wearable-art trend, profiling Alba Amicorum as a defining example of the category.

"Der Schal, ein Medium für Kollaboration — the scarf as a medium for collaboration."

Ideat Germany's feature on how Alba Amicorum uses the scarf as a canvas for partnerships with painters, photographers and writers. This article appeared in both the print and online versions of Ideat Magazin.

"Unframing art — liberating fine art from the wall and onto fluid fabric, to be worn, draped, and lived with."

.Cent Magazine's feature and London Craft Week preview, framing Alba Amicorum's work as 'unframing' fine art onto wearable cloth.

 "I loved the collaborative process with other creative minds and I wanted to connect with artist friends around the world — and this laid the foundation for what has become Alba Amicorum."
— Darshana Shilpi Rouget, TL Magazine

TL Magazine reframes the scarf as a collectable form of contemporary art, with Darshana on the collaborative process behind the brand.

"Babuji Rajendra Shilpi's (1927–2016) painting, 'Indian Carousel', aptly captures Babuji's zest for Indian forms. Originally painted using gouache in 1943… Printed on fine silk, this scarf can be both worn and framed."

A London Craft Week feature exploring how Alba Amicorum translates fine art into wearable textile objects, with a closer look at the late Babuji Rajendra Shilpi's work.

"Wearable textile art from a British atelier — Alba Amicorum reimagines the scarf as a canvas."

Estila's feature on the atelier's British-craft credentials and its model of collaborating with international artists.

"Been staring non-stop at these exceptionally, exquisitely, stunningly, breathtakingly beautiful wearable art scarves… designed by Darshana Shilpi Rouget of @alba_amicorum, inspired by original works by Man Ray, in collaboration with the Man Ray Trust."

Vicky Sanderson's on-line story and Instagram post on the Alba Amicorum × Man Ray Trust scarves, picking them out as a season highlight.