Louna JDSG

Textile designer Weaving

Louna JDSG, textile designer — weaving

Textile designer, weavingÉcole Duperré, École Boulle

See the work

Selected work (4)

Four projects, hung side by side. Open one.

From thread to garment

  1. Dyed yarns in pink, lilac and ochre

    01 / 05

    Thread Le fil

    Everything begins with the yarn: its colour, its twist, its hand.

  2. 02 / 05

    Warp L’ourdissage

    Hundreds of threads are wound to length, side by side, under the same tension.

  3. 03 / 05

    Weave Le tissage

    Pick after pick, the shuttle passes and the reed beats the weft into place.

  4. Chevron weave in gold and black

    04 / 05

    Cloth L’étoffe

    The cloth takes its structure, its weight, its way with light.

  5. Black and white triptych of the sculptural organza gown

    05 / 05

    Garment Le vêtement

    Then the cloth becomes a body, a silhouette, a story.

    See it in Canonization

Samples (8)

Woven samples, photographed close. Hover to stop and look through the thread counter.Touch and hold to look closer.

  • 01 Chevron, gold and black

  • 02 Black and white, orange accents

  • 03 Ecru open weave, fringes

  • 04 Sheer cloth, pleats

  • 05 Tufted spots

  • 06 Check, pink and green

  • 07 Sheer stripes, in the hand

  • 08 Sheer cloth, fold

1 / 8

  • Chevron weave in gold and black
  • Black and white weave with orange accents
  • Ecru open weave with fringes
  • Sheer ecru cloth in soft pleats
  • Weave with tufted brown spots
  • Check weave in pink, green and black
  • Sheer striped cloth held in the hand
  • Sheer ecru cloth folded on itself

Studies & other work (3)

Smaller projects and studies. Open one to see every image.

About

I weave to understand how textiles hold time, memory and the body.

I came to design through the hand. Trained first as an upholsterer at École Boulle, I went on to École Duperré, where the DN MADE Fashion programme — craftsmanship, luxury and innovation, weaving — made textiles my field of research.

Today I explore woven textiles in their technical, creative and social dimensions, as a way of answering the questions of our time.

  1. 2020 École Boulle, Paris Upholstery — arts & crafts training (FMA)
  2. 2023 École Duperré, Paris DN MADE Fashion — craftsmanship, luxury & innovation, weaving
  3. 2024 Musée de Cluny, Paris Canonization, costume for a fashion show
  4. 2025 Tatiana Quard, Tokyo Studio assistant: showroom, SS25 production, SS26 research
  5. 2026 Graduation What do we do with our dead?, woven on a black silk warp

Experience

Jun–Aug 2025

Tatiana Quard, Tokyo

Studio assistant (internship)

  • Showroom set-up
  • Production of SS25 orders
  • Textile research and production for SS26

Education

2023–2026

École Duperré, Paris

DN MADE Fashion — Craftsmanship, luxury & innovation

Major in weaving

2020–2023

École Boulle, Paris

FMA, Arts & crafts training

Upholstery (tapisserie d’ameublement)

Skills

Weaving

  • Handloom weaving
  • Warping
  • Weave drafts
  • Sampling

Making

  • Upholstery
  • Garment construction
  • Fashion show pieces

Research

  • Colour studies
  • Field interviews
  • Anthotypes, natural pigments

Studio

  • Production follow-up
  • Showroom set-up
  • Exhibition design