I’m Elizaveta, a fashion designer. I work across the whole path of a garment: concept and research, pattern construction, tailoring, and design inside an existing brand’s language.
I’m looking to collaborate with independent brands and creative studios on capsule collections.

Imagine: turning research into a collection.
Build: constructing and sewing to a luxury standard.
Translate: designing within a brand’s DNA.

The project explores how technology shapes the visual language of Björk’s work. The swan, a symbol from Icelandic legends, became a signature element of her aesthetics and points back to cultural heritage. Bringing digital technology into the context of nature and mythology is her specific way of self-expression. The result is one image: technological, with deep national roots.

Research into nature, technology and mythology in her work led to a digital swan, sculpted, textured and animated with a 3D artist, and to a collection of three looks built on the same concept (knitted structures, silicone details).

The module set four tasks: analyse the model’s construction and technology; identify the brand’s design and production features; study complex modelling of lined garments and the finishing of each unit; make a replica from materials and hardware close to the original.
My approach: read the garment from its photographs and rebuild it, seam by seam.

Patterns drafted by me from photographs. Fabric: cotton 100% and wool 100%, chosen to match the original. Tailored with luxury-level finishing, in line with the original.