The Spring-Summer 2025 collection titled LADY GARDEN is an exploration of a woman’s inner space — one that needs no explanation and seeks no external validation. The name refers not only to the image of a garden as a metaphor for feminine essence, but also to the idea of a personal territory — a place where vulnerability doesn’t hide behind strength, but becomes it. Where silence carries the taste of presence, and every detail speaks of depth rather than the desire to impress.
Inspired by Renaissance aesthetics, the collection doesn’t quote the era literally but gently follows its shadow — in sculptural lines, in the plasticity of form, in the texture of materials. It’s a soft reinterpretation through a contemporary sensibility: between structure and transparency, between architectural silhouettes and weightless fabrics.
The central symbol is a flower brooch on the jacket — the only explicit floral accent. All other allusions to the garden of femininity are revealed in half-tones: in lace, in translucent layers, in drapery that echoes the curves of the body.
The capsule is built on clean lines and expressive forms inspired by Renaissance sculpture. The pieces include a cotton three-piece suit with a jacket, corset, and micro shorts; a balloon jacket and draped nylon skirt; satin sets — a top with trousers and a cape with a skirt; a chiffon blouse, a sheer bodysuit, and a gown with a train.
The fabrics balance the lightness of touch with architectural form. Textured cotton, crushed nylon, matte satin, chiffon, mesh, and lace — each material has its own rhythm. The color palette is restrained and conceptual: white, ivory, oil yellow, and black. It creates a soft contrast between sensuality and structure, between light and shadow.
LADY GARDEN is a space where you don’t need to be proper. Only real. It’s a story of a garden growing within — even if no one sees it.
