
Sculpted in silk, draped like antiquity itself.
The Capitoline is a one-of-one architectural statement — a toga-wrap asymmetric gown constructed from layered silk chiffon and jersey that flows from burnt terracotta at the shoulder into saffron gold at the hem, as though kissed by Roman afternoon light. The asymmetric one-shoulder drape is cut and knotted by hand, each fold fixed through an interior architecture of weighted seams that ensure the sculptural silhouette holds without compromise. The accompanying draped head turban — fashioned from matching tonal silk — elevates the piece into a complete living sculpture. No second example exists.