Australian designer Kacey Devlin is set to close her namesake label.
The sustainable fashion business will cease operations effective March 31, 2019.
“It’s time in my personal and professional life to take a bit of a breather, focus on myself and take some time to work out creatively what’s next for me," she said.
Devlin said the business is self-funded and stocked in over 28 stores, including Farfetch, The Iconic and Tuchuzy.
“Being a sustainable business was never of question to me, it has been a focus for the KD brand since inception.
"Our garments are all made in Australia and we consciously worked with manufacturers equally committed to leaving a lighter footprint on our planet.
"That, combined with an authentic voice, genuinely wanting to help women feel more confident in their sartorial choices, and wanting to leave a lasting impression on the industry have all been fulfilled in my opinion."
"Kacey Devlin is a business I dedicated absolutely everything to - time, passion, integrity, creativity, personal investment - and I am so proud of what has been achieved.
"The decision to close Kacey Devlin was not one that I took lightly but I believe that we’re here to evolve and where we are right now, doesn’t have to be our whole story,” she said.