Model, mother, and maker — Georgia moves fluidly between worlds of creativity and care. As the founder of womenswear label Hilda Ereaut, she designs one-of-a-kind garments that feel both intimate and intentional. “It’s always been about staying connected to the entire process for me,” she says. “The work feels more special and real when there are only a few pieces made.”

After several years abroad, she’s bringing her label — and her growing family — home to Aotearoa, drawn to the slower rhythm of life and the closeness of nature. “Living in a big city is hard on creative energy and stamina. I’m excited to reconnect with our community back home and find a more grounded path forward for Hilda Ereaut.”

Modelling and design have always gone hand-in-hand for Georgia. “Modelling provides free research,” she says. “You learn what cuts and fabrics actually feel good to wear.” That understanding shapes her approach — clothing that’s as thoughtful and grounded as it is beautiful.

Between life, work, and family, she and her husband Nicolas have built a rhythm that honours both care and creation — a balance that continues to shape her art, her motherhood, and her sense of home.

 

Reading – I love substack, especially for recipes and cooking inspiration, Carter Were, Clare De Boer and Samin Nosrat are my favourites

Wearing – Comfy clothes at the moment to get me to birth. I am wearing my husbands vintage Ralph Lauren big corduroy shirts with my big Hilda Ereaut taffeta pants daily

Listening – The Poog podcast/Berlant & Novak. Relatable womanhood chitchat and comic relief from the news podcast that I would have listened to right before.

Liking – Now that it’s winter here, Weleda Skinfood

Georgia wears The Balconette & The Highrise in Sable