Chaos is a deeply personal collection shaped by the emotional turbulence of the COVID-19 pandemic. Born out of collective uncertainty, it channels the frustration, anxiety, and cabin fever of a world brought to a standstill. The concept is a visceral response to confinement—a cry for reprieve amidst a chaotic new reality.

At its heart, Chaos explores the psychological weight of lockdown: the disruption of daily rhythms, the emotional dissonance of isolation, and the disconnection from physical and emotional touchstones. Yet, within the disorder, something quietly transformative stirred. The collection reflects a shift—a newfound clarity about life’s fragility, and a heightened consciousness around care, connection, and survival.

Through opposing elements—structured yet distorted silhouettes, tension in textures, and a palette that evolves from muted to defiant—Chaos captures the push and pull between despair and resilience. It is not only a portrait of disruption, but a symbol of hope: that through the storm, we emerge more grounded, more aware, and more determined to hold onto what truly matters.