Fall - Winter 2026

La Biomécanique is a collection inspired by H.R. Giger; known to many as the creator of The Xenomorph (Alien, 1979, Ridley Scott). An artist who transformed darkness, gore, and the grotesque into something disturbingly gorgeous. Each of the looks/Accessories reinterprets one of his works that extend the biomechanical world onto every part of the body.

The collection works mainly with leather, denim, and suede, manipulated through techniques such as bleaching, dip dyeing, burning, leather molding, and hand-painting fabric to create new textures and effects. Animal bones (ethically sourced) are incorporated into garments, not only as elements of gore but as sculptural tools for volume and silhouette.

The palette is restrained yet visceral: burgundy, black, and white dominate, grounding the collection in both sensuality and severity. Shapes shift between body hugging dresses and assymetrical figures. Each silhouette is different in its own way, accentuating a different part of the body, breaking the gore into sensuality.

At its core, La Biomécanique is about tension, between fear and beauty, flesh and machine, horror and elegance. It is a reminder, like Giger’s work itself, that darkness can be seductive. Following the path of The Phobias, where beautyis found even in the deepest and darkest parts of everything, La Biomécanique comes to show how even the grotesque can be made exquisite.