This collection visualizes nature’s slow, silent decline. Not as sudden disaster, but as a gradual loss of vitality. Through deliberate material manipulation, garments transition from full-bodied textures to thin, fragile, and eroded surfaces. Silhouettes explore collapse: stretched forms, wind-torn gaps, and skeletal structures that echo leaf veins. Transparency and fragmentation convey disappearance rather than sensuality. The design captures the moment nature “loses its original form” a quiet, inevitable fading. This aesthetic reflects contemporary passivity toward environmental crisis: we know, we grow accustomed, and we watch the withering without action.

Tutor: Sheila