Summer ’25 debut collection is a cinematic love letter to the contradictions of desire, tradition, and indulgence.
In FORGIVE ME FATHER, we explore the absurd yet intimate clash between sacred ritual and earthly temptation. These visuals — lifted from vintage homoerotic aesthetics and Catholic iconography — are at once provocative and reverent, capturing the friction of confession and pleasure. It’s not about blasphemy — it’s about honesty, vulnerability, and the theatre of guilt.
On the flip side, I DON’T LIKE ITALIAN GELATO offers a sun-drenched satire of summer tourism and consumption. Through glossy, almost grotesque close-ups of melting cones and greedy bites, we invite you to reconsider what taste really means — culturally, personally, and visually. It's chaotic, sticky, cheeky and a little gross — and totally irresistible.
This collection captures fleeting moments of indulgence and guilt — from a messy Italian summer where you drop your gelato and kiss the wrong person, to quiet confessions made in private. Wear your contradictions. Maybe pray later.
