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via irisvanherpen on ig: Inside the atelier ~ fittings of the Morphogenesis dress.

via irisvanherpen on ig: Waves of glass-organza are dyed from abyssal black to oceanic blue, then stitched into dimensional harmonica folds to create the Oceanic Omen Gown.

The harmonica folds are then draped to reimagine a Victorian silhouette through fluid lines.

Model: @ateta_jok_deng_

Videography: @jipmus | @dammeskieft

Music: @joepbeving | @cellooctetamsterdam

via irisvanherpen on ig: Waves of glass-organza are dyed from abyssal black to oceanic blue, then stitched into dimensional harmonica folds to create the Oceanic Omen Gown.

The harmonica folds are then draped to reimagine a Victorian silhouette through fluid lines.

Model: @ateta_jok_deng_

Videography: @jipmus | @dammeskieft

Music: @joepbeving | @cellooctetamsterdam

via irisvanherpen on ig: The Dorhni jellyfish is one of the ocean’s most inspiring creatures, as it is biologically immortal and can reverse its life cycle, transforming itself back into a younger stage to start life all over again.

via irisvanherpen on ig: Fifteen years ago, Iris van Herpen presented her first Haute Couture collection in Paris: Capriole.

via irisvanherpen on ig: Waves of glass-organza are dyed from abyssal black to oceanic blue, then stitched into dimensional harmonica folds to create the Oceanic Omen Gown.

The harmonica folds are then draped to reimagine a Victorian silhouette through fluid lines.

Model: @ateta_jok_deng_

Videography: @jipmus | @dammeskieft

Music: @joepbeving | @cellooctetamsterdam