AN ART DECO FREQUENCY

A mesmerizing blend of jazz-age elegance and industrial futurism, The Ishtar Transmission bridges the gap between the 1920s and the deep-space unknown. This piece channels the “creative defiance” of the Painting the Moon collection by reimagining classic glamour through the lens of a lunar explorer’s debris.

The silhouette is a masterclass in fluidity, featuring hand-draped lavender silk crepe that falls into a sophisticated A-line form. Evoking a 1920s-era opulence, an elongated arm sash adorned with deep purple rooster feathers drapes across the figure, flowing into a structured back that captures a sharp, Art Deco aesthetic. This vintage grace is dramatically interrupted on the right shoulder by a monumental, hand-crumbled copper mesh sculpture—a visceral, metallic “transmission” that anchors the garment in the realm of high-concept couture.

Materials: Lavender Silk Crepe; Purple Rooster Feathers; Industrial Copper Mesh.

Technique: Seamless A-Line Hand-Draping; Art Deco Sash Construction; Crumbled Metallic Mesh Sculpting.

Silhouette: Fluid Draped A-Line with Asymmetric Architectural Shoulder.

Details: Integrated 1920s-Style Feathered Arm Sash; Macro-Sculptural Copper Shoulder; Geometric Art Deco Back Draping.