ATELIER / CONCEPT COLLECTION 02
A softer
kind of power.
Familiar craft. An unfamiliar form.
Tailoring and fine knitwear, reimagined for a new silhouette.
THE ATELIER WARDROBE
Considered lines.
Quiet presence.
A jacket that changes the silhouette. A knit that softens it. Atelier explores how traditional wardrobe pieces might belong on a body made of metal.
Proposed materials and construction details are design intentions. Physical fit, cooling, movement, and sensor clearance have not been validated.
01 / THE CROPPED JACKET
Tailored to a different proportion.
A clean lapel, a short hem, and a charcoal textured surface. The proposed silhouette ends above the hip assembly, giving the mechanical structure room to remain visible.
02 / THE FINE KNIT
Softness, close to the form.
An ivory knit study with fine ribs and a restrained neckline. A future construction would need removable sections and ventilation suited to each robot platform.
03 / THE PALETTE
Charcoal. Ivory. Nothing extra.
A focused first pairing that lets texture, proportion, and the contrast with the robot do the work.
Personal by design. / The launch film
00:20 · SOUND ONFilm description
Light reveals a humanoid robot wearing a cropped black Atelier jacket. A close-up moves across the wool, leather and brushed metal zipper bearing the AFTERFORM house symbol. The camera turns toward ivory butterfly–robot embroidery sewn across the back. A final full-length portrait fades to the AFTERFORM symbol and wordmark, with “Personal by design.” An original electronic score accompanies the film. There is no dialogue.
ATELIER / THE SIGNATURE EXPRESSION
A second nature.
Organic wings meet an engineered form. The butterfly stretches across the back of black tailoring, balanced by a small house mark at the collar.
Discover the AFTERFORM identity ↗THE HOUSE, IN THE DETAILS
One mark.
A thousand small moments.
The house symbol on a satin metal closure. Precise stitching. A quiet woven label. Details that bring every expression back to AFTERFORM.
Signature garment and hardware concepts. Materials and construction will be developed through physical samples.
AN OBJECT STUDY / INTERACTIVE 3D
The Cropped Jacket.
Turn it around to see the butterfly embroidery. Explore the layers, then make it part of your own expression.
Load the interactive study when you are ready.
Style the full look ↗A visual construction study. Physical fit and functional clearances remain untested.