Our manifesto reflects on how fashion shapes the way we see ourselves and each other. It challenges the idea that trends should guide identity, questioning what happens when clothing becomes more about approval than expression.

 

We speak out against the pressure to adjust, disguise or control how we appear, and instead embrace authenticity as our starting point.

 

Fashion, in our view, should open space for freedom, experimentation and visibility without fear.

 

Through this manifesto, we invite others to look beyond the surface and rediscover identity as something personal, not something dictated by the gaze around us.