"After Hours"

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After Hours explores the moment when formal codes begin to loosen.

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The collection takes familiar elements of the wardrobe - tailoring, shirts, trousers, ties and structured layers - and shifts them away from their expected roles. Proportions are extended, constructions are opened, and precise forms begin to give way to draping, movement and exposure.

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What starts as a language of order gradually becomes more personal and instinctive. A tie turns into a gesture. A shirt becomes volume. Tailoring moves away from rigidity and starts to

follow the body.

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Set within the atmosphere of spaces left behind after working hours, the collection reflects on the tension between structure and release, role and individuality, control and movement.

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After Hours is not about rejecting formal dressing, but about what remains once its rules no longer define the person wearing it.