Daydreaming

This collection is rooted in childhood daydreaming — in the private worlds children create when reality becomes too small, too strict, or too heavy. It moves through colour, fantasy, memory, and play, imagining childhood as a landscape to wander through: strange, bright, tender, and full of hidden logic.

The eight looks are made entirely from existing materials: production surplus, leftovers, hand-me-downs, collected yarns, and upcycled fabrics gathered over years of study. Nothing new was used. Through fluid shapes, vivid colours, sunglasses, and unexpected material combinations, the collection turns fragments into a dream world of its own.

Rather than treating sustainability as a limitation, the work embraces it as a creative method. Scraps become characters, colours become moods, and discarded materials are given a second life inside a childlike universe of escape, wonder, and transformation.