From Romania to Milan: My Approach to Fashion Design

How moving between Bucharest and Milan informs form, material, and identity in the work.

Crossing geographies changes how you cut a silhouette. Romania brings memory, craft intuition, and a certain restraint; Milan brings speed, critique, and the pressure of a global fashion calendar. The approach is simple to say and hard to hold: design not for trends, but for remembrance. Collections become chapters — A Bigger Splash, Veil Trace, runway evenings — each asking what a garment can mean when it is also architecture and image. Follow the Collections and Journal for that ongoing research.