An Interplay of Opposites: Generous proportions alternate with sculpted lines. Flowing coats, dresses, and shirts are set against lean, form-fitting counterparts.
A series of tailored pieces—a coat, blazer, shirt, and shirtdress—are shaped close to the body with darts and gathers, designed to contour and elongate the silhouette. Paired with jeans, straight trousers, or a sweeping floor-length tulip skirt, they adapt effortlessly to different moods and occasions.
An oversized cotton shirt is spliced with a jersey bodice that clings to the frame, simultaneously tracing the body’s outline and letting fabric drift freely around it. A top and dress echo the fluidity of a scarf at the neck, cascading softly across the figure.
A fluid trench and a padded nylon coat are shaped like kimonos, offering generous ease and movement.
Bands of traditional French lace edge the hem of a voluminous shirt or a sleek fitted top, worn with wide tailored trousers for contrast. Gold zippers slash diagonally across the neckline of a denim jacket and down the legs of jeans, serving as both closure and ornament.
Classic tweed is cut into a boxy, structured jacket, as well as spliced into a nylon bomber, or fused with denim to reinvent these urban staples.
At the foundation lies the “Low Pant”: tailored wool trousers or jeans anchored to a fluid under-layer. They sit at the waist yet carry the ease and slouch of a dramatically dropped cut.
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