After losing her father, Tanhathai found herself searching for a new sense of identity. In the midst of this journey, she found pieces of him everywhere — in the way he loved nature, animals, folk, rock and 70s music, and in the peaceful freedom he lived by. This incident also awakened a deep love for all things old — antiques, vintage garments, seams stitched with stories. Each item she collected felt sacred, unique, irreplaceable — much like memory itself.

 

Tanhathai believes that fashion should be a celebration of individuality, history, and soul. To revive the love for vintage fashion, she hopes to help women also find pieces that truly reflect their individuality — through color season analysis (based on the 12-season system) and essence style matching (inspired by Kitchener’s 7 Essence System).

 

In a world of mass production, Taken by the Sky invites women to reconnect with their natural colors, essence, and spirit — honoring the beauty that’s already within them.

 

At Taken by the Sky, every piece tells a story — and every woman is invited to find hers.

 

Love, Tanhathai