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Last Refuge explores clothing as a form of protection, a personal shelter carried on the body. The collection combines durable, functional textiles with repurposed elements, including selected military surplus, creating garments that balance utility and vulnerability.

Through a defined shape-research methodology, forms are developed around the body, using volume and structure as starting points rather than flat pattern. These shapes are translated into garments that preserve their spatial character, enclosing and shielding the wearer while shaping their presence.

Last Refuge reflects on the search for safety in uncertain environments, where clothing operates not only as function, but as a boundary between the individual and the world.