Veil shifts the language of the orchid from structured dress towards the surface of the body. A translucent lace T-shirt reveals a digitally printed layer beneath, allowing pattern, skin and fabric to remain simultaneously visible rather than resolving into a single surface.

Floral lace continues across the sleeves and elongated gloves, where small patterned elements are individually applied to the transparent material. Their repetition turns ornament into a tactile detail that follows the body rather than remaining confined to conventional decorative areas of dress.

Paired with yellow tailored shorts, these delicate and exposed layers bring softness into direct contact with the masculine body. Ornament becomes less about embellishing a garment and more about negotiating what can be revealed, adorned and made visible.