Sonia doesn’t follow trends, she follows emotional cues. A fabric that stirs something visceral. A texture that recalls a memory buried deep. A silhouette that arrives as a gut feeling, not a strategy.

With a background in visual storytelling as an advertising illustrator, she sees garments as narratives, tactile stories shaped by instinct, not by season. Her process is driven by hands, not moodboards: dyeing, cutting, layering, sculpting. Each piece is a reaction to the now, unfiltered, unplanned, and impossible to replicate.

For Sonia, designing is not about creating clothes. It’s about translating what’s felt but not yet said, experience woven with emotion, expressed through color and the act of dyeing itself.