The name ‘Lilah Gabriel’ is a combo of Jessica and Jason’s middle names.
2Brass Thread Launch
The launch included a trunk show as guests shopped and chatted with the dynamic designers.
3Brass Thread Launch
The launch included a trunk show as guests shopped and chatted with the dynamic designers.
4The Collection
Inspired by a trip to Mexico, Jason and Jessica dedicates up to 6 hours on each individual piece.
5The Collection
Inspired by a trip to Mexico, Jason and Jessica dedicates up to 6 hours on each individual piece.
6No two pieces are alike
Jason describes the beads as a honeycomb. Apart the beads are delicate but when interlaced together they are indestructible.
7No two pieces are alike
Jason describes the beads as a honeycomb. Apart the beads are delicate but when interlaced together they are indestructible.
8Lilah Gabriel
This pendant necklace from Lilah Gabriel’s original collection includes similar beading and complex patterns.
9Lilah Gabriel
This pendant necklace from Lilah Gabriel’s original collection includes similar beading and complex patterns.
10Vico Puentes and Magen Pastor
Fashion stylist Vico Puentes and Brass Thread ambassador Magen Pastor hosted the chic event at Sam & Lilli in West Ave.
11Vico Puentes and Magen Pastor
Fashion stylist Vico Puentes and Brass Thread ambassador Magen Pastor hosted the chic event at Sam & Lilli in West Ave.
12Tory Landrum
13Tory Landrum
14Meribeth Privett
15Meribeth Privett
16Todd Grenshaw and Trish Lecourias
17KC Collins and Michelle Weisman
18KC Collins and Michelle Weisman
19Todd Grenshaw and Trish Lecourias
20Designers Jason and Jessica McMahon
The name ‘Lilah Gabriel’ is a combo of Jessica and Jason’s middle names.
A couple that designs together stays together; or at least that is the case with Houston-based designers Jessica and Jason McMahon. The talented duo launched their latest collection Brass Thread by Lilah Gabriel at Sam & Lilli over the weekend. The collection features one-of-a-kind handcrafted pendant necklaces and leather medallion satchels, all of it inspired by the elaborate beadwork of Huichol art. When the McMahons returned from a recent trip to Mexico, they went to work interpreting the Huichol style into wearable pieces.