My collection stems from the desire to materialize a dreamlike space. It follows a group of characters preparing for a bourgeois dinner, navigating the social expectations, codes of propriety, and gender norms that shape the act of dressing. Yet, as they continue trying on and layering garments, they gradually forget the event itself. Clothing ceases to be a tool for social integration and becomes a space for play, transformation, and fiction. Conceived as a fairy tale, the collection contrasts a normative and disciplined world with a nocturnal, whimsical, and utopian universe in which the characters imagine a surreal ball. I combine a strict bourgeois wardrobe with volumes inspired by stage costumes, particularly those of Oskar Schlemmer, while prints and accessories drawn from tableware and cutlery reinforce the absurdity of the silhouettes. Gradually, the collection slips into a dream through extravagant ball gowns and decadent hats. It is also a tribute to couture as a form of therapeutic making, and a celebration of intimate spaces that allow creativity to flourish away from the gaze of others. Ultimately, the collection celebrates fashion’s ability to transcend reality and imagine new utopias.