Corium Noctis
Category: Apparel
Competitions: Vietnam
The avant-garde fashion project "Corium Noctis" (The Skin of Night) is deeply inspired by the biological anatomy of bat membranes and the dark mysticism of a total lunar eclipse. Rooted in an Avant-Garde Goth aesthetic, the collection serves as a visual manifesto of sharp contrasts: a brutalist, architectural exterior versus a vibrant, pulsing biological core. To materialize the liminality of the night, the sculptural jacket features a striking shiny leather surface, engineered with spiral steel boning and 3D-sculptable millinery wire to forge dramatic, sweeping bat wings. This rigid, authoritative armor is perfectly balanced by the accompanying garments within the collection; specifically, the associated shirts and pants are crafted from pure cotton, introducing a tactile, grounding flexibility. Yet, the true depth of "Corium Noctis" lies in the art of concealment. Beneath the stark outer shell rests a fluid silk velvet lining that harbors a secret palette: mystical Vespera Purple, visceral Deep Red, and primordial Antique Green. These hues are not mere colors—they are raw energy, untamed vitality, and wild beauty waiting to erupt from the shadows with every movement.
