S/S 2026 Collection

This collection emerges from a deliberate tension between two seemingly distant worlds.

One side features a design language rooted in architecture and industrial design - Streamline Moderne - a style characterized by aerodynamic lines, continuous flow, minimalism, and a belief in progress and movement. It embodies clean forms, precise proportions, and sculptural silhouettes that emphasize structure, line, and balance over ornament.

Conversely, the opposing realm draws inspiration from the clothing and imagery associated with Marie Antoinette, as seen in the Victoria and Albert Museum exhibition - an opulent world of excess, ceremony, and aristocratic aesthetics, where dress served as a cultural, social, and political statement.

Instead of reconstructing history, the collection deconstructs it: decorative abundance becomes restraint, ornament is replaced by structure, and volume is distilled into sharp lines and modern flow. The dialogue between industrial coolness and historical richness unfolds through softness and rigidity, movement and control, expressive femininity and minimalism.

Each gown exists along the spectrum between architectural object and meaningful garment - honoring the past while rooted in the present.