SPRING '26
The Spring ’26 collection began with a feeling—something instinctive and real. I kept returning to the raw energy of seventies street photography, the way it captured people as they were: unguarded, expressive, entirely themselves. There’s a kind of honesty in those images that feels timeless, and it became the foundation for everything that followed.
We shot the collection in Los Angeles, where that spirit still exists in a natural way. Downtown became our backdrop—its streets, textures, and light shaping the mood of the season. There’s a certain rhythm to the city, a sense of movement and ease, that aligned with how I envisioned the clothes: effortless, confident, and alive.
This collection is a modern interpretation of that sensibility. It’s not about recreating the past, but about translating its attitude into something that feels relevant now. The pieces are grounded yet expressive—refined but never rigid. There’s a balance between structure and ease, between sophisticated and something more undone. What emerges is a wardrobe that feels lived-in.
There’s a downtown edge that runs through it, but also a quiet confidence. It’s about how clothes move with you, how they reflect your mood without overpowering it. Spring ’26 is, in many ways, about evolution—taking familiar references and pushing them forward. It’s a continuation, but also a shift. A new attitude, an eclectic confidence, and a sense of freedom.
SPRING '26
The Spring ’26 collection began with a feeling—something instinctive and real. I kept returning to the raw energy of seventies street photography, the way it captured people as they were: unguarded, expressive, entirely themselves. There’s a kind of honesty in those images that feels timeless, and it became the foundation for everything that followed.
We shot the collection in Los Angeles, where that spirit still exists in a natural way. Downtown became our backdrop—its streets, textures, and light shaping the mood of the season. There’s a certain rhythm to the city, a sense of movement and ease, that aligned with how I envisioned the clothes: effortless, confident, and alive.
There’s a downtown edge that runs through it, but also a quiet confidence. It’s about how clothes move with you, how they reflect your mood without overpowering it. Spring ’26 is, in many ways, about evolution—taking familiar references and pushing them forward. It’s a continuation, but also a shift. A new attitude, an eclectic confidence, and a sense of freedom.