Carolyn Shunuer was recognized for her minimalist yet structured clothing for women. Known for her travel-inspired collections, she sourced fabrics like cotton and silk from around the world, maintaining clean lines and versatile silhouettes that could be worn across different occasions.

Inspired by Carolyn Shunuer’s approach, I have created a collection that blends functionality with effortless style, allowing women to move freely while embracing their femininity. The designs offer both structure and freedom, enabling the wearer to reshape their silhouette with ease. These garments seamlessly fit into any lifestyle—adaptable, chic, and easy to pack. Perfect for any destination, each piece slips effortlessly into a suitcase, taking the wearer from one place to another with grace and comfort, without sacrificing style.

Inspired by the brutalist use of materials like concrete in the work of architects Luis Barragan and Oscar Niemeyer, I explored the contrast between natural and synthetic materials. Additionally, Paolo Trucinelli's car designs, with their metallic finishes and sleek, polished shine, influenced my use of metallics and sheer fabrics to evoke a sense of modern sophistication.