There's something magical about the feeling of putting on a piece of clothing that makes you feel powerful and confident. And that's exactly the kind of feeling that the Oruga team wanted to create with their first clothing collection, Monochrome.
It was a crisp October morning when the team arrived at the studio, each with their own unique vision for the collection. The theme was clear: gothic, edgy, and bold, with inspiration drawn from stone statues and the timeless elegance of black and white.
The designers spent hours pouring over sketches and design ideas, discussing how they could bring their vision to life. They knew they wanted to create pieces that were not only beautiful, but also timeless. The goal was to make designs that would be just as relevant ten years from now as they were in that moment.
As the team worked, they listened to dark Hip-Hop and moody Classical music, letting the haunting melodies inspire their creativity. They experimented with different fabrics and textures, playing with the contrast between light and dark.
Finally, after volumes of work done, the Monochrome collection was complete. The designs were breathtaking, each piece infused with the Oruga team's signature edge and boldness. Each piece was designed to make the wearer feel like a work of art.
The team was thrilled with the finished product, but they knew that the true test was yet to come. They arranged for a photo shoot to capture the essence of the Monochrome collection, bringing in models who embodied the Oruga spirit of creativity and confidence.
As the models strutted their stuff in the sleek and sophisticated designs, the team knew that they had created something truly special. The Monochrome collection was a testament to the Oruga philosophy of timeless design with a modern twist, and it was just the beginning.
From the excitement of the creative process to the thrill of seeing the finished designs come to life, the Oruga team had poured their hearts and souls into the Monochrome collection. It showed in every stitch, every seam, and every piece of fabric.
