SUMMER SPRING 27

Family rituals are rarely taught through words. They are carried through gestures, expectations and quiet acts of care until they become part of the body.

This collection explores how these invisible inheritances take shape through sculptural silhouettes, translucent layering and considered construction. Weight and lightness, concealment and exposure exist together, reflecting the tension between what is passed down and what is transformed.

Clothing becomes a quiet record of repetition, carrying memory not as nostalgia, but as something continuously lived, worn and reshaped.