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.
Why Poison Bloom?
The orchid is delicate, but it isn't harmless. Some species lure insects by imitating them, and some bloom in places few things survive. Poison Bloom is built on that tension: soft against sharp, graceful against dangerous, made for those who are both.