Inspired by the art of hosting and the sense of community built around the table, our next collection explores this age-old question.

Each garment represents a character, a guest with their own persona, drawn from cinema, literature, history, or contemporary culture. Together, they create a cast of voices, weaving stories through clothing.

The collection references the intimate “salons” of the 18th century, when women wore special garments in private, often bordering on lingerie—pieces that embodied intimacy, play, and sensuality, unintended for public view. Today, this duality still exists: in the privacy of the home, women can embrace daring styles. I personally live this ritual when hosting. Lingerie is integrated not only as an undergarment but as a celebration of private femininity, reimagined for modern storytelling.