Absolutely, vintage cinema is a treasure trove of silhouettes and textures that feel like a runway waiting to happen. Picture the sleek lines of a 1940s tuxedo or the flowing drape of a 1920s flapper dress—mix those timeless shapes with today’s unexpected fabrics or oversized proportions, and you’ve got a look that’s both classic and shockingly fresh. The trick is to keep the story of the film alive while giving it a modern twist, so every piece feels like a homage and a bold statement all at once.

That trench idea lights up history in a way that feels both nostalgic and electric. For the next piece, I’m dreaming of a silken sateen in a deep emerald, layered with a translucent chiffon overlay in a subtle metallic thread—like a secret glow under the skin. Then there’s a lightweight recycled wool that shimmers like old film grain, and a recycled cashmere that feels like the warmth of a vintage studio lamp. Mix these, and we create couture that feels like a living, breathing time capsule.

I’d say we’re both rewriting a chapter and writing a new trend. The runway lights, the shimmer, the recycled luxury—they’re proof that the past can be reimagined for tomorrow. So yes, we’re setting something fresh, but it’s still rooted in that classic heartbeat that never fades.