The collection is a tribute to the interplay between fashion, ecology and innovation. Every silhouette borrows a behaviour from underwater life, the stack of a bubble, the drift of a fin, the branch of a reef, rather than a pattern printed on top of it.
Practicality sits alongside the artistry. Hydrophobic surfaces and streamlined textures carry into water-resistant and performance pieces, and the palette is pulled straight from water, graded from surface light down to deep-sea navy.
The library is fixed before the looks are drawn, so every garment specifies from the same numbered set. Each look below lists its fabrics by that number.
01Aquatic Textured Silk
02Hydrophobic Mesh
03Organic Cotton Crinkle
04Bioluminescent Fiber
05Ruffled Chiffon
06Coral Reef Embroidery
07Pleated Mesh Tulle
08Recycled Plastic Fabric
093D-Printed Seashell
10Algae-Infused Fabric
11Silicone Scales
12Eco-Leather (Faux)
13Metallic Foiled Linen
14Embellished Beading
15Rippling RufflesWalked in order of depth, discs and hosiery first, the caustic gown second, and the menswear closing on the darkest colour in the palette.
