The Chronicles are living mythology. Its characters are ancient figures repositioned in today’s world—confronting dominance, resistance, and transformation. The garments function as wearable statues, blurring the boundaries between clothing, object, and art.
A central figure of the collection is Elisabeth Báthory, reinterpreted as a symbol of demonized female power. Historically labelled a witch and monster, she appears here as a non-obedient leader feared for her refusal to submit. Her story reflects enduring patriarchal structures and the ongoing societal pressure placed on women to remain young, controlled, and beautiful.