SOLUM

End and Beginning At the intersection of darkness and light, the border between illusion or awakening An endless bed where the soul takes root, grows and returns to life again A timeless space, receptive to the infinity of changes Where the end has a new beginning in its heart.

Conceptual Draping Patternmaking Editorial
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Project Overview

Solum In the delicate intersection of light and shadow, the soul takes root in the cracks of the earth and returns. Here, time loses its meaning. Every ending is the birthplace of another beginning. Transformation is not an event; it is a rhythm, calm and endless.In the delicate intersection of light and shadow, the soul takes root in the cracks of the earth and returns. Here, time loses its meaning. Every ending is the birthplace of another beginning. Transformation is not an event; it is a rhythm, calm and endless.

Year
2025
Role
Designer, Patternmaker
Techniques
Draping, Boning, Hand Stitch
Sustainability
Deadstock & Natural Fibers
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Concept & Inspiration

In the delicate intersection of light and shadow, the soul takes root in the cracks of the earth and returns. Here, time loses its meaning. Every ending is the birthplace of another beginning. Transformation is not an event; it is a rhythm, calm and endless.

Design Process

From scribbled memories to a tailored silhouette.

1) Ideation

Words, photos, diary fragments. Mapping feelings into shapes and textures.

2) Sketch & Silhouette

Tracing converging lines, experimenting with length, proportion, and flow.

3) Draping & Pattern

On-form drape, then clean patternmaking translating chaos into clarity.

4) Construction

Seams with meaning, hidden boning, hand finishes, and mindful lining.

5) Editorial & Styling

Narrative lookbook: light, movement, and memory in motion.

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Lookbook

At the intersection of darkness and light, the boundary between illusion or awakening.

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