Inspired by the ancient folk costumes from all over the world which are based on the geometric shapes of fabric draped around the human body, these garments are worn loose, allowing the cloth to flow and float around the body. In fact, the aim is to further push the boundaries and try to make larger expanses of cloth into garments in an attempt to explore interesting ways of drape around the human form.

The idea is to remove all identification elements; the more obvious ones are the marks on the cloth like print, embroidery, weave pattern; Using cloth, colour and cut as the main elements for the work. A solid-coloured garment goes far in a wardrobe in terms of wearability. The balance in the choice of that specific cut, weight & feel of cloth and tint or shade of a colour, plays an integral part in taking the sustainability aspect in the work to the next level.