Let me introduce you my collection portfolio.
Complete creative process for this collection: from initial iconographic research and mood boards—including color and material palettes—to fashion silhouettes and textile effects. This project also features a full collection plan, technical flat sketches, and detailed tech packs, along with marketing materials and the design of the retail space.
For this collection, I explored the intersection of mental health, Christian iconography, and the concept of "inner death"—an invisible, non-physical distress. By transposing these themes into the 19th century, I sought to anchor my narrative in a historical aesthetic where clothing acts as a witness to both suffering and healing.
"Convalescence" symbolizes the journey of resilience—a necessary rebirth following the dark periods that every human encounters. Throughout history, mental suffering has often sought refuge in faith. My vision of "inner death" embodies bodies that move forward despite a perceived loss of life, a presence marked by an existential void that the garment alternately protects or reveals.
I invite you to explore this slideshow, documenting six months of research and intensive creation that brought this collection to life.
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