- Deconstructing the armour -
DYSTOPIAN GAMES
COLLECTION 2026
_17 players. One ruthless arena
_This collection is a manifestation against the violent oppression of a system that demands absolute homogeneity. A system that dictates there is only one acceptable way to exist in the world, forcing every human being into a pre-designed mold, while brutally excluding anyone who refuses to fit.
_Set against the corporate machinery of the World Cup, the bio-technological coercion of the Enhanced Games, and the proliferation of performance and weight-loss drugs, Dystopian Games ironizes textiles created as control tools. By twisting high-performance athletic codes alongside the restrictive anatomy of corsetry and shapewear garments, the show uses satire and extreme silhouettes to expose the dark reality of forced optimization.
Blade Runner, the original Dystopia
The collection is a haunting collision between the iconic cyberpunk poetry of Blade Runner’s Roy Batty—capturing the melancholy of beauty melting away "like tears in rain"—and a ruthless, dystopian arena focused entirely on extreme productivity, performance, and perfection.
This is the visual breakdown of bodies pushed to their biological limits by corporate machinery, performance drugs, and forced optimization.
Reclaiming Autonomy Through Deconstruction
This is a parodic protest against a system that pressures us to consume—be it products, drugs, or treatments—just to alter our biology and fit into external standards.
As a brand rooted in upcycling and circularity, this collection represents the ultimate subversion of mass production. Rather than creating new resources to feed a relentless corporate machine, we have stripped down, reconstructed, and ironized existing athletic and shapewear uniforms. By giving these textiles a new, defiant life, 17 bodies mock the corporate demand for perfection, high performance, and production, reclaiming their autonomy.
Featured on Fizzy Magazine, Fucking Young Magazine, Fashion Network and Visit Berlin site.
SHOW IMAGES
Images by Marcel Wittstadt
Images by Adrian Aguirre
EDITORIAL SHOOT
In diesem Video: Eine Zusammenstellung des Prozesses der Materialbeschaffung, der Herstellung der Kleidungsstücke und der Präsentation der fertigen Kollektion, bestehend aus 21 Looks für das Modeevent „La Encartada Moda 2024“ in Bilbao, Spanien, am 8. Juni 2024. Aufnahmen von der Präsentation der Kollektion während der Berliner Fashion Week, Juli 2024, in einer Modenschau namens „Art Fashion Show“ in Zusammenarbeit mit den Berliner Marken Tata Christiane und Fade Out Label.
Team für Fotoshootings
Fotograf: Terry Whitaker @terry.w.whitaker
MUAH-Künstlerin: Caro Lazo @lazo_makeup
Talente: Victoria Momeño @onixperience und Harpy Fatale @harpyfatale
Styling: Angie & Poli von tHERAPY Recycle and Exorcise – @therapy_argentina @therapy_berlin