Duc Siegenthaler proposes a wardrobe that embraces the transformation of bodies and identity. In hushed interiors with sage green walls, where time suspends between two breaths, each garment becomes a territory of silent metamorphoses: an oversized striped shirt that reconfigures into a short dress, a fluid skirt that adjusts from midi to knee length through a simple play of drawstrings, a coat whose silhouette transforms through a buttoning system.

Far from spectacular staging, the collection unfolds in a domestic and contemplative aesthetic. This theatricality of everyday life celebrates intimacy as a space of transformation. It's an in-between space — neither truly public nor totally private — where one can unravel and rebuild at will. The garment becomes a second skin that can be changed according to moods, a flexible architecture for bodies in perpetual becoming.

The chromatic palette — sage green, taupe beige, pearl gray, off-white, deep black — dialogues with noble materials: Prince of Wales check, pinstripes, satins, bicolor wool twill, corduroy, ribbed knits. These pieces embody a shared elegance, a wardrobe that circulates between bodies and genders. Modularity offers an elegant response to overconsumption: one garment, multiple identities. Beauty that never comes at the expense of ethics.