Shape of Life sets out in search of canonical beauty, aiming to define a new aesthetic ideal. A perspective that feels both anachronistic and global, intimately blending the private sphere with what is revealed to the world.
Here, harmony is forged through constraint, with precision as its signature. Shapes are sculpted and tightened, giving rise to a sculptural drama driven by the pursuit of an ideal. Bold lines assert themselves as true statement pieces, where structure leads and every formal choice reshapes function. Sensuality expands—through asymmetrical gathers, unveiled materials, and curves that amplify our perception of body and space.
Shape of Life moves past stereotypes, reworking established codes while uniting sustainable materials with time-marked, sensorial textures. Between innovation, encoded imagination, and regenerated matter, it envisions a future where design and the individual strive toward a reinvented perfection.
At the threshold of the intimate and the exposed, this scenario sketches a new way of living, sensing, and presenting ourselves to the world.