Each editorial presents a unique visual identity, reinterpreting garments through diverse styling concepts and photographic narratives.
DUSTMADE: Oxidized Silk Organza
A sculptural draped silhouette developed in deadstock silk organza and transformed through controlled oxidation and hand manipulation. Irregularities within the textile are intentionally preserved, allowing shifts in transparency, color and surface to become part of the finished garment.
MATERIAL: Deadstock silk organza / oxidized textile. TECHNIQUE: Draping / oxidation / hand finishing. COLLECTION: Beauty and the Disregarded / 2026.
Art-Directed Visual Stories
Controlled Environmental Transformation
Form follows material research; draped textiles are subjected to controlled environmental transformation prior to structural assembly, revealing unexpected textures and patterns.
Raw Selvage Edges & Tactile Permanence
An architectural investigation into structural volume, raw selvage edges, and tactile permanence across multi-year collection studies. Each piece tells a story of its making.
Sculptural Silhouettes in Motion
Exploring the interplay of light and shadow on sculptural silhouettes. Garments are designed to articulate volume and form, adapting to the body while maintaining their architectural integrity.