LIQUID MODERNITY

As a menswear designer, I deeply resonate with the emotional tension and structural looseness embodied in the "wet look" silhouette. Traditionally, menswear has been constrained by a language of rigidity, rationality, and function. Yet the use of wet, unstructured materials opens up a new way of seeing and designing-one that allows emotion to seep through and the body to soften. This is not merely an experiment in form, but a response to the idea of the "fluid personality." A person need not be confined to a single structure. He can be both soft and resilient, capable of breaking down and being reassembled. Wet garments act like containers of emotion, flowing with the movement of the body and reflecting the ever-shifting contours of our inner emotional landscape.