The artist’s creations blend refined elegance with occasional extravagance, incorporating contemporary and historical references through sophisticated and impeccable craftsmanship. Her aim is to create timeless, environmentally conscious, feminine, and unique pieces.

As a brand, sustainability, the combination of strong artistic concept and modernity, cultural heritage and innovation are the core values.

The designer has had nearly 50 fashion shows and exhibitions (retrospective shows: 2013, 2022) in recent years in Paris, London, Moscow, Budapest and in her hometown Pécs, which is famous for its craft industry.

Over the past 20+ years, our shops have created thousands of personalized pieces for our valued customers. This customer-focused concept is something we aim to incorporate — at least partially — into our online store as well.

All garments are made to order: you select the piece, and we follow up with a sizing confirmation email. Once we’ve clarified your measurements, the garment goes into production. Each piece is crafted individually, in the spirit of slow fashion. This also applies to our bags.

Instead, you’ll discover limited editions: from individually numbered bags, through completely unique jewelry to artistic, highly exclusive designs — such as sgraffito-enamel or real gold and silver buttons, and intriguing AI-generated prints.

We only use natural materials, so their decomposition time is nowhere near 400 years, unlike synthetic fabrics. As a result of this environmentally conscious mindset our collections are made to last — offering both value and comfort for years to come.

Her works often carry bold cultural and political commentary, exploring the commodification of beauty, power structures, and the tension between conformity and individuality. She draws inspiration from classical icons like the Venus of Milo and Marilyn Monroe, reinterpreting them through performance, sculpture, and provocative self-portraits.

She blends techniques across mediums: her dress-paraphrase paintings use a distinctive crumpled sewing application technique; her 2023 fashion show featured AI-generated visuals; and the cover of her novel Introducing Mary Bride showcases her own artwork. Her work has been exhibited in 2008, 2010, 2014, 2015, 2021, and 2023.