Aplomb is summer worn with composure. Drawn from the striped fields of Sean Scully — pieced verticals, tonal bands, quiet structure — the collection dresses the body in light natural cloth that keeps its shape and its bearing. Nothing loud, nothing undone. Just a wardrobe that stays upright through the heat: covered, composed, resolved down to the seam.

A study in what remains after beauty, passion, and structure have burned away. Drawn from the eighteenth-century novel Manon Lescaut and shaped by the silhouettes of early mountaineering, the collection layers Italian flannels, heavy cottons, and technical membranes into garments built for both protection and presence.