SHOOT THE KIDS,
HANG THE FAMILY,
FRAME THEM ALL
2024-2025
This collection tells the story of a family cast out from their homeland, Brunnhilde, forced to rebuild their world with only what nature provides. Rooted in the ideals of collective anarchism, it explores resilience, self-sufficiency, and the strength of community. Garments are shaped with precision, balancing structure with necessity, where utilitarian craftsmanship becomes an act of both survival and defiance. Natural fibers and leather aren’t just materials—they are the only resources available, transformed through skill and ingenuity. While The Blue Bird subtly influenced early research, the heart of this collection lies in the tension between exile and belonging, restriction and freedom, and the radical beauty of creating something out of nothing.
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
Aaron wearing flight suit, holding flag of Brunnhilde
Brigitte wearing knitted cardigan with red clay buttons, molded and finished.
Aaron wearing flag engineered printed chiffon t-shirt, red wool shorts and black croc embossed clutch
Brigitte wearing asymmetrical linen shirt, darted canvas pants with suede with bore hair bag