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About Simorra
SIMORRA focuses its proposals on the architecture of materials and forms as the basis for functional design with a high creative value. It is the result of a desire to push the boundaries of form to create useful things with a strong aesthetic component.
The brand's designs are defined not only by the way it draws inspiration from its origins but also by its constant reimagining, which generates a sense of novelty that is meant to thrill those who enjoy their creations.
The SIMORRA design team conceives cutting-edge design as a vehicle for creative expression through the manipulation of materials: ”Our desire is to push the boundaries of form to create useful things with a high aesthetic component, and what defines us is how we continually draw from our origins, constantly reformulating in order to keep generating novelty and continue thrilling with our proposals.”
This philosophy naturally reflects what we present for each collection and the way it engages with a
transgenerational society united by a common purpose, where age is not a discriminatory factor.” We advocate for balance and transgenerational collaboration as the key for a society much more wise, inclusive and with a higher level of development, just as we learn from the past techniques and combine them with new technologies to create our design and fabrics.”
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"Fractals"
Everything exists. Nothing is new. Everything has already been invented by a greater knowledge that we call life, and in its infinite play of ancestral forms and geometries, life reveals its beauty to us through patterns that repeat, expand, and transform. Fractals, guided by vital mathematics, follow a hidden model that inhabits the fabric of the universe. And human beings, in their almost innocent drive to create, become interpreters of this infinite beauty, narrators of a language already written by nature.
SIMORRA presents Fractals, a collection for the SS26 season that highlights the harmony that underlies the world. Each garment is a manifestation of that invisible order that surrounds and connects us. This proposal invites us to observe from a new perspective: everything is related, everything is part of something greater. Fractal patterns appear not only in embroidery and prints, but also in the cuts and the way the fabrics unfold, multiplying into structures that flow naturally.