Keehn Atelier creates timeless, made-to-order clothing inspired by the elegance of the past and designed for the way women live today. Natural fabrics, thoughtful proportions, and exceptional interior and exterior details give each piece its lasting character.
THE DESIGNER
New York-born designer Fruzsina Keehn has spent her career immersed in fine art, decorative art, jewelry, interiors, and fashion.
She studied fine art and decorative art at The American College in London, followed by Sotheby’s yearlong Styles in Art course, specializing in decorative art from the 17th through the 20th centuries. Her studies continued at Christie’s London with an in-depth exploration of the Modern Masters and at Sotheby’s through its History of Fine Jewelry course.
This foundation shaped the discerning eye and appreciation for craftsmanship that continue to guide every Keehn Atelier collection.
Fruzsina established Fruzsina Keehn Fine Jewelry in Geneva, Switzerland, in 1998. Her elegant, vintage-inspired pieces reflect the glamour of Old Hollywood and the storied style of Paris, New York, and Palm Beach.
After returning to New York, she worked with interior designers Mark Zeff, Jeff Lincoln, and Alex Papachristidis. These experiences further refined her understanding of proportion, color, texture, and the importance of beautifully considered details.
While living in Los Angeles, Fruzsina recognized a need for well-made clothing that felt timeless and classic while still offering something unexpected. That vision ultimately became Keehn Atelier.
Founded in 2024, Keehn Atelier offers Fall-Winter and Spring-Summer collections created from natural fabrics, including silk wool, duchess satin, silk faille, wool, cashmere, and other fine silks and wools without added synthetics.
Each garment is made to order, allowing clients to choose from available fabrics and colors. Certain adjustments may also be made to the length, proportions, and sizing of a piece.
Distinctive contrast seams and beautifully finished interiors reflect Fruzsina’s belief that a garment should be as carefully considered on the inside as it is on the outside. By creating each piece for an individual client, the Atelier also limits excess inventory and unnecessary waste.
