THE TIDE AND THE TURN tells a story of duality – light and shadow, certainty and doubt, calm and storm. The black and white looks symbolize the opposing poles of human emotion and choice. The sea becomes a metaphor for the soul: at times serene like a white dawn, at others restless like a dark abyss. Fashion becomes a silent language – a dialogue between who we are and who we are trying to become.

«The silence of color pierces form, like a breath of Zen — each line holds a quiet storm. These flowers speak not of softness, but of strength — blooming like characters across the fabric of restraint. The body becomes a silk scroll, where every petal is a meditative challenge to symmetry. Somewhere between futurism and an ancient dream, a woman unfolds — not as an image, but as an elemental force.»

LINES OF A MAN

Dolce ”Rendez-Vous”

Casablanca Muse is a luminous fashion story captured by Harol Baez and styled by Davis Carrasquillo—set within the romantic charm of Hotel Casablanca, nestled in the heart of Old San Juan. Framed by sun-washed walls, mosaic tiles, and colonial architecture, the editorial follows a modern muse through Caribbean light and time. With soft textures, bold color, and sculptural silhouettes, the story blends effortless elegance with the cultural richness of Puerto Rico, creating a moment that is both cinematic and timeless.

REVIVAL

This is a story about two distant friends, very different but very close, waiting for each other call to have some good time together. The time we pass dressing up and waiting for a call. It’s in this in-between moment, filled with longing and playfulness, that our narrative unfolds.

ACCEPTED by Zuzanna Blur

Inspired by the hypnotic beauty of the sea, Ethereal Tide captures the essence of fluid femininity — a visual poem told through soft layers of tulle, delicate fur, and shifting shades of blue. The story merges movement and serenity, inviting the viewer into a world where water breathes through fabric and emotion.

My Daily Routine

Fashion Beyond Gender Through the Decades explores masculinity through a gender-fluid lens, drawing inspiration from the fashion of the 1940s, 1970s, and 1990s. 

BLACK ORCHID