Body Dysmorphia
#NadieDiceNadaSobreLaDismorfofobia approaches body dysmorphia as a contemporary disorder amplified by social media, where unattainable beauty standards distort self-perception and push the body toward isolation, guilt and self-rejection. The collection translates that inner landscape into garments: skin, fat, veins and bone become a palette of dark salmon, antique pink, country red and baby pink, while linen, popelina, antifluid and quilted layers build volume, drawstrings and hand-made textures that feel pressed, tangled and overflowing. Designed as casual wear inspired by Billie Eilish and Tyla-Lauren as honest, empathetic voices on mental health, each piece accumulates curves and coverage to give shape to what usually stays unseen.
Research
A flipbook of the research, references and process notes that shaped Body Dysmorphia. Drag a corner or use the controls to navigate.
Collection
The full line-up of the collection.






















Footage
Three vertical clips documenting the project from the inside out.
Photography
8 frames — a visual archive of the collection.








Fashion Film
The collection in motion — a short film capturing the atmosphere, rhythm and language of Body Dysmorphia.
brief process