■ OVERLOAD

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Details

Spring/summer 2026 collection that translates continuous digital interaction and sensory overload into hybrid constructions.

Overview

This collection explores how continuous digital interaction reshapes our attention, perception, and everyday routines. Living in a constant flow of information has created a fragmented way of experiencing the world, where focus is continuously interrupted, redirected, and reorganised. Rather than directly visualising digital overload, the collection translates this condition into clothing through reconstruction, layering, and hybrid garment systems.

A construction-led approach forms the foundation of the collection. Most garments begin with pants as a starting point before being wrapped, extended, and combined with other garment elements to create new silhouettes. Familiar clothing structures are distorted and rebuilt into hybrid forms that blur conventional garment categories while remaining functional and wearable. Through layering, contrasting materials, and unexpected combinations, the garments balance structure with disruption, creating silhouettes that feel both stable and unsettled.

Adaptability plays an important role throughout the collection. Adjustable details, interchangeable styling options, and multifunctional construction allow garments to shift and transform with the wearer. Rather than representing chaos directly, the collection focuses on how fragmented elements can be reorganised into functional systems that remain flexible and responsive.

By combining reconstruction, hybrid construction methods, and adaptable silhouettes, the collection explores the tension between disruption and control. The result is a series of layered, shifting forms that reflect the experience of navigating contemporary life while transforming fragmentation into structure and function.