Inspired by the myth of the harpy, a creature that is half woman, half bird, this collection explores the space between worlds. In ancient mythology, the harpy was seen as both divine and disruptive, a symbol of power, change, and the tension between the human and the otherworldly. It reflects a state of transformation, where strength and fragility coexist, and identity is fluid rather than fixed. Each piece references flight and movement: silhouettes that suggest wings, textures that recall feathers, and fabrics that sculpt or move with air. Forms follow birdlike shapes, with draping and cuts that create subtle extensions of the body. balancing tailored structures with the lightness of see-through and flowy details. It reflects on the harmony that can exist within contrast, and considers what it means to exist between identities, to be neither one thing nor another, but entirely one’s own.