Royal Volcano is a speculative fashion artifact imagined for a couture runway experience inspired by Björk—an artist whose work exists between nature, mythology, performance, and transformation. Designed as an object to be received by guests at the show, the piece explores how fashion can extend beyond the runway and become something tactile, archival, and deeply personal. The experience unfolds through three interconnected elements: a hand-engraved metal plate, a collectible silk scarf, and Chromatic Archive No. 01—a foldout fashion booklet documenting the collection's palette. The engraved plate was etched by hand, transforming industrial material into something intimate and ceremonial. The scarf layers three iconic looks with volcanic textures, organic forms, and digital collage—capturing the tension between fragility and power that defines the collection. Accompanying the textile is a chromatic archive featuring curated color swatches, each named as part of the collection's emotional language—from deep volcanic tones to luminous, almost otherworldly pinks and violets. Together, these objects reimagine the runway invitation as something to be touched, unfolded, collected, and remembered.
Royal Volcano is a speculative fashion artifact imagined for a couture runway experience inspired by Björk—an artist whose work exists between nature, mythology, performance, and transformation. Designed as an object to be received by guests at the show, the piece explores how fashion can extend beyond the runway and become something tactile, archival, and deeply personal. The experience unfolds through three interconnected elements: a hand-engraved metal plate, a collectible silk scarf, and Chromatic Archive No. 01—a foldout fashion booklet documenting the collection's palette. The engraved plate was etched by hand, transforming industrial material into something intimate and ceremonial. The scarf layers three iconic looks with volcanic textures, organic forms, and digital collage—capturing the tension between fragility and power that defines the collection. Accompanying the textile is a chromatic archive featuring curated color swatches, each named as part of the collection's emotional language—from deep volcanic tones to luminous, almost otherworldly pinks and violets. Together, these objects reimagine the runway invitation as something to be touched, unfolded, collected, and remembered.
Royal Volcano is a speculative fashion artifact imagined for a couture runway experience inspired by Björk—an artist whose work exists between nature, mythology, performance, and transformation. Designed as an object to be received by guests at the show, the piece explores how fashion can extend beyond the runway and become something tactile, archival, and deeply personal. The experience unfolds through three interconnected elements: a hand-engraved metal plate, a collectible silk scarf, and Chromatic Archive No. 01—a foldout fashion booklet documenting the collection's palette. The engraved plate was etched by hand, transforming industrial material into something intimate and ceremonial. The scarf layers three iconic looks with volcanic textures, organic forms, and digital collage—capturing the tension between fragility and power that defines the collection. Accompanying the textile is a chromatic archive featuring curated color swatches, each named as part of the collection's emotional language—from deep volcanic tones to luminous, almost otherworldly pinks and violets. Together, these objects reimagine the runway invitation as something to be touched, unfolded, collected, and remembered.
