Anne Curtis, Solenn Heussaff launch their own baby wear brand Tili Dahli
Anne Curtis and Solenn Heussaff. Image: Instagram/@annecurtissmith
Sisters-in-law Anne Curtis and Solenn Heussaff continue to embrace parenthood with the launch of Tili Dahli, their fashion brand for babies inspired by their daughters Dahlia and Thylane.
“Our thoughtful essentials were born out of the love for our babies with thoughts of comfort, free-spirited play and loads of giggles and happiness always in mind,” Curtis said on her Instagram page yesterday, June 23. The actress also showed a photo of three babies playing to accompany her announcement.
Curtis also revealed that she and Heussaff worked on Tili Dahli for a year with “a bit of planning.”
“Here’s to hoping [Tili Dahli] grows with you and your bubs throughout the years to come!” she added.
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Heussaff, for her part, also displayed the same photo shown by Curtis as she expressed excitement over the new business. The actress added that Tili Dahli was “rooted upon the strength of motherhood and growth of our children.”
Article continues after this advertisement“We wanted to create these clothes to provide comfortable play and allow our little bubs to be wild at heart as they please,” she said. “Looking forward to keep surprising you guys with fun designs as we grow little by little one baby step at a time.”
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This is not the first time the sisters-in-law have explored business ventures. Curtis launched the active wear brand Recess with fellow actress Isabelle Daza last year, while Heussaff launched the lifestyle brand Solenn Manila, also last year.
Curtis married Heussaff’s brother Erwan in 2017 and they welcomed their first child Dahlia in March 2020. Meanwhile, Heussaff has been married to entrepreneur Nico Bolzico for five years. They welcomed their daughter Thylane in January 2020. JB
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