Threshold challenges the idea of the garment as a fixed or singular form. Built around a hand-sewn modular fastening system, the look consists of interconnected components that can be detached and reassembled directly on the body.

The trousers transform into a skirt, while the detachable lower section of the overcoat can be removed and worn independently as a mini skirt. Buttons and fastening points remain visible throughout, making the mechanisms of transformation part of the garment’s visual language rather than concealing them within its construction.

Through these transitions, Threshold positions dressing as an active process of reconstruction. The garment exists between categories rather than settling into one prescribed form, allowing tailoring and the body to remain open to multiple configurations.