Anemoia’s second collection shifts its focus from memory to making. Rooted in craftsmanship, the collection explores how traditional handwork can be reinterpreted through contemporary systems of wear. Techniques once associated with permanence are translated into elements that move, detach, and reconfigure.

Ceramic—long understood as fragile and decorative—is reimagined as a functional component. Developed as snap-on closures, ceramic elements act both as hardware and ornament, allowing garments to transform while retaining their tactile presence. These details are for structure: a meeting point between material integrity and modern utility.

Modularity sits at the core of the collection. Many pieces are designed to be worn in multiple ways, encouraging styling as an active process rather than a fixed outcome. Garments open, close, layer, and adapt—responding to the wearer rather than dictating form.

This approach extends beyond construction into casting and image-making. By working with a model outside conventional fashion norms, the collection reinforces its commitment to plurality, adaptability, and openness. Anemoia does not present a singular way of wearing or being—it proposes a system.

FW26 is about translating craft into the present—making it functional, flexible, and alive.