There comes a moment when the self longs for separation,
a healthy space between me and you, me and the other, a dividing line between me and the world, not to escape or disconnect, but to begin to exist.

This collection blossomed out of an inner journey, a personal path of separation. In the world of developmental psychology, the separation phase refers to the stage when a child begins to realize that they are not a direct extension of their mother. They have their own emotions, sensations, and desires.

It’s a profound, healthy, delicate, and necessary phase, at times unsteady, moving between closeness and detachment, safety and vulnerability, between the need for a bond and the longing for autonomy.

This journey found its course through fabric, silhouettes, and lines, into structures that hold the tension between softness and resilience, expansion and containment, shapes that support the body while allowing it to breathe, like the soul, yearning for boundaries, but not confinement, just perfectly whole.

This collection tells a story of connected separation, an inner voice seeking to become.