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Nivara is the Sanskrit word for shelter. The brand began as Camille's personal answer to the question of how to get dressed for work in a hot city without compromise — pieces that breathe, that hide the weather, that don't need to be ironed. Every fabric is wool-blend or linen-blend, woven by small Italian mills, finished to feel like silk. Nivara is not minimalist; it is unfussy. There is always a generous pocket, an extra centimeter of length, a hidden gusset. The aesthetic is what Camille calls 'the dress you forget you are wearing.' The house releases roughly twenty pieces per year across two collections and has built a quiet following among working women in Rome, Milan, and Paris.