Fashion Designer: Emily Sifrit

Emily Sifrit is the owner of eKaye Collection, a fashion house focused on couture and edgy, timeless design. Originally from south Chicagoland, her story began with an early introduction to sewing and design. By the age of 19, she’d been sewing for 12 years, and began to focus on building a true business. Her work is recognized internationally and continues to focus on the future of the industry while embracing the roots of art, craftsmanship, and expression.
She's been known to create rare garments using materials such as burlap, industrial tarps, and canvas. Her statements are versatile, feminine, and always nod to pure sensuality.

Brand: e.Kaye

e.Kaye emerged in 2010 with a modest fashion show produced by friends & family for friends & family. In the years following the initial launch, e.Kaye was featured in a menagerie of productions including Fashion Focus Chicago, Fashion in the Streets, and a series of RAW Natural Born Artists showcases across the US. In 2017, with the guidance of an industry mentor, Emily took a more concentrated approach to banding and the building of a true fashion house. She shifted her focus and embraced custom couture while allowing fresh collections to flow each season. 2018 brought her first invitation to New York Fashion Week where she showed a two part collection aptly named ‘twenty eighteen’. The very next season, e.Kaye was named one of NYFW’s top ten ‘Ones to Watch’ and showed at the prestigious Pier 59. In this house, fresh life is presented through the art of fashion.

  • Women’s Size Chart

    XS S M L XL

    US 0/2 4/6 8/10 12/14 16/18

    UK 2/4 6/8 10/12 14/16 18/20

    Euro 30/32 34/36 38/40 42/44 46/48

    Bust 32/33 34/35 36/37 38/40 41/43

    Waist 25/26 27/28 29/30 31/33 34/36

    Hip 36/37 38/39 40/41 42/44 45/47

  • This is simply a guideline to get us in the zone of measurement. Bodies are unique. It’s a beautiful thing. If you have any questions or specifics you would like to clarify, please email, or email to set up a phone call so we can make sure we’re both seeing the same vision for your garment.

    1. Nape to waist: from the base of your neck to the small of your back (in other words, nest the end of the measuring tape at the smallest part of your waist)

    2. Shoulder to shoulder: edge to edge, just straight across

    3. Bust: around the fullest part of the bust (making sure the measuring tape isn’t slipping lower in the back)

    4. Natural waist: around the smallest part of your waist (usually just below the ribs/just above the navel)

    5. Hips: around the fullest part of your derriere

    6. Waist to knee: length, from the natural waist to mid-knee

    7. Waist to floor: length, from the natural waist to the floor

    8. Arm length: top of shoulder to wrist bone

    9. Bicep: that thickest part of the upper arm

    10. Forearm: around the thickest part of the forearm, below elbow

    11. Wrist: oh you know, measure where a watch would sit