
Fan
A skirt that opens in pleated blades, like a fan held half open.

Ten garments, each named for the shape it makes. Sculpture you can wear, made by hand.
Couture at this level starts with a shape, not a sketch of a dress. Each look here is named for the form it makes in the room: a fan, a coil, a tide.
All garments pictured are the work of their designers and are shown for reference. A private viewing is the only way to see this kind of work up close.

A skirt that opens in pleated blades, like a fan held half open.

Curved ribs in black and white, built up one by one into a cage that moves.

Coiled tubes set close, so the dress reads as one dark spiral surface.

Rounded forms clustered like foam, light enough to tremble when the wearer walks.

Looping folds over a pleated skirt: softness held in place by structure.

A white column, carved rather than draped.

Wide sculpted hips that hold their shape like a shell.

A train that seems to pour, frozen mid-flow.

An open lattice: more air than cloth.

Layered pale scales, each set by hand.