Lola of San Francisco's
  Laura Herrera is an 
  artist before she's a 
  fashion designer.  But
  hers is art that hangs 
  on shoulders, waists
  and hips, not on walls.  

  Working in silk, hemp,
  linen, and organza,
  Lola's work affirms
  her understanding of
  the human form and
  how to decorate 
  movement.   

   Lola's inspirations are  
   Asian, South American
   and African textiles, the
   plants and flowers of
   her native California, 
   and the firings from
   the deep recesses of
   her right brain.  The
   results are seen in
   the funky-elegant
   couture collection Lola
   of San Francisco and
   the everyday
   expressions of the 
   Lola Too collection.