Echoform emerges from a quiet tension.
Lace, velvet, silk, leather, and brocade are pulled into shapes that feel discovered rather than designed. Forms that settle close to the body, carrying the weight of what isn’t spoken.

Each piece traces a gesture: a pause, a breath, a shift of intention. Fabrics move between softness and restraint, holding memory in the way they fold, crease, or cling. Nothing is ornamental. Everything is presence.

These pieces are for women who inhabit the in-between, women who slip between clarity and contradiction, women who understand that a silhouette can say what language cannot.

In Echoform, a dress becomes an echo: of touch, of tension, of the moment before transformation.
Quiet. Precise. Enduring.

Echoform is less worn than inhabited.