A London native and Parsons School of Design graduate, Lily channeled pandemic uncertainty into a creative opportunity by founding LilyEve. Her journey began with transforming her parents vintage Hermès towels into face masks, raising funds for FoodBank NYC.
As demand for her designs grew, Lily recognized the need for support. A chance introduction through a local fishmonger brought her to Michel, sparking a dynamic partnership. Together, they worked tirelessly to create unique, high quality face masks, forging a strong bond along the way. With her innate eye for fashion, Lily soon began expanding into other designs, launching the brand with the iconic terry jacket, now known at the terry towel series, a collaboration between her and Michel. This milestone marked the beginning of LilyEve’s remarkable journey.

Proudly sustainable, Lily has now expand her designs into up-cycling designer blankets, silks, terry & more. Every inch of the fabric is used and crafted consciously to last a lifetime.

Born in Quebec, Michel's love of fashion began at a young age working in his mother's fabric store. His career started in Paris working under the incredible Jacques Fath, then New York designing costumes on Broadway for shows like

Funny Girl, to later opening his own womenswear store in East Hampton which operated for 32 years. Lily was introduced to Michel through their local fishmonger in Amagansett, when she needed help producing face masks during the pandemic. At 91, Michel continues to prove that true passion is timeless, bringing decades

of expertise to LilyEve.

Co-Founder of Panah Project and the newest addition to the LilyEve team. Together with his wife Evgeniya, they educate and train women to produce luxury-quality apparel, driving ethical apparel manufacturing with a commitment to sustainability. With a shared value of ethical production and innovative design, Lily was eager to work with Morteza.