It’s been more than 10 years since Tatiana Santo Domingo and Dana Alikhani launched Muzungu Sisters, their ethically produced fashion brand. (“Muzungu” means “traveler” or “wanderer” in Swahili.) Santo Domingo and Alikhani travel the world in search of ateliers that can make their handwoven, hand-embroidered designs in facilities that exceed the labor standards set for workers by the International Labor Organization. Muzungu Sisters’ pieces, which range from velvet dresses and silk pajamas to beachy caftans and pig-print shirts for children, are intended to be passed down for generations. When Santo Domingo is not on the road, she lives in London with her husband, Andrea Casiraghi, and their three children. Herewith, she shares her key components to the good life. —Ashley Baker
Airline: Swiss.
Airport: One where the destination is exciting and exotic.
Apps: WhatsApp and Spotify.
Bag: A Colombian mochila. So practical and easy to pack!
Bedtime: 10 p.m.
Bike: An electric one.
Birthday: My kids’ birthdays.
Breakfast, weekday: Lots of coffee and whatever I can grab before school drop-off.
Breakfast, weekend: Eggs Benedict.
Child: My three children—Sasha, India, and Max.
Cocktail: Spicy margarita and bullshot.
Cocktail appetizer: Jamón serrano.
Date: Cinema and dinner.
Diet: A balance of healthy and not so healthy.
Dinner, weekday: Early dinner with my kids.
Dinner, weekend: A fun night out with friends.
