She's quietly magnetic and has a timeless, sensual flair
Our story
IDEA
ARIMMA started with a question Lucielle couldn't stop asking. She spent years as a sustainable fashion journalist, covering an industry she loved and couldn't stop questioning. Beautiful things made without care. Endless newness designed to make us feel like what we already had was never enough. She wanted to make something different. Not perfect. Just more honest. ARIMMA is where that led, and it's still becoming.
MISSION
To create clothing with quiet elegance and lasting meaning. Pieces that feel personal the first time you wear them and more like you with every wash.
DESIGN
Classic silhouettes, natural fabrics, a subtle sense of romance. Designed for the woman who has stopped chasing trends and started dressing for herself.
Our values
01 SOULFUL STYLE
Soulful style begins with awareness. It’s about choosing clothing that feels aligned with who you are, how you live and what you wish to express. We create pieces that bring meaning to the everyday, allowing beauty, intention and a sense of self to live in what you wear.
02 CONNECTION
Everything is connected. The way we create, the materials we choose and the clothes we bring into our lives all leave an imprint. This is why we move with care and intention, knowing that even the smallest decisions can create a ripple. We believe clothing can deepen our connection to ourselves, to others and to the world around us.
03 SELF-DISCOVERY
To know yourself is a lifelong practice. It takes courage, honesty and softness to uncover what feels true. We are not perfect, but we are learners, dreamers, storytellers and lovers of people, culture and the planet. Through ARIMMA, we hope to create clothing that becomes part of your own becoming, pieces that move with you as you grow into the most honest version of yourself.
Founder's story
Lucielle Salomon is a first-generation Dominican-American founder, journalist and creative.
She grew up partly in the Dominican Republic, where beauty and nature were never two separate things. Where getting dressed was never a small thing. She carried that with her.
Her journalism career brought her inside sustainable fashion. She loved the work and grew uneasy with what she saw. Too much being made and too fast. She started asking different questions and eventually stopped waiting for someone else to answer them.
ARIMMA is what she built instead.
