Mera’s Story
Myo Sandar Aung, known as Amera Rose, left Myanmar amid political instability to study fashion design in Bangkok, Thailand. There she built the skills behind her brand: high-end, handmade clothing where every piece is cut, sewn, and finished with care. Her debut collection, born from the orchid, reflects her own story: delicate on the surface, strong at its core.
From sketch to garment
Every Poison Bloom piece starts as a sketch. From there, Amera Rose develops the shape, patterns the fit, and builds each garment by hand, layer by layer, until it's ready to be worn.
It begins with the orchid: studied, sketched, and rebuilt as fabric and structure. Each piece takes 40+ hours of cutting, sewing, and finishing.