Shore Veil
An ivory waist-tied pareo with one fine edge placement. We are studying where the line lands when the cloth moves; material, transparency and tie construction remain to be tested.
01 / A line across the water
One current. Three ways to carry it.
One sparse, original abstract current links three wrap ideas. The line appears near an edge while most of each cloth remains plain: ivory for Shore Veil, deep ink for Estuary and warm sand for Afterlight. This is a placement study inspired by movement and light, not a reproduction of a traditional motif.
Estuary
A longer dark sarong with a narrow bronze-toned current near one edge. The intended hip knot and leg opening need physical sampling before this can become a garment.
Afterlight
A warm-sand wrap with a small broken blush trace at one end. It explores a quieter layer for after the water, without specifying fabric or a finished shape.
Textile placement and garment imagery are studies, not sampled or fitted pieces.
02 / What comes after
The Light Between.
Four complementary packaging directions imagine a simple sequence around the water: wash, proposed sun care, care after the day and a small balm to carry. The vessels are visual prototypes only. No formulas, safety results or protection performance have been established.
Rinse
An imagined wash for the return from the water. Its texture, ingredients and use have not been formulated or tested.
Day Veil
A proposed sun-care concept. It is not a sunscreen for use: no formula, SPF value or protection claim has been tested.
Afterlight
An after-the-day moisturising-care idea, shown as a packaging study rather than a tested skin product.
Carry
A compact balm packaging direction for travel. Contents, suitability and performance remain undeveloped.
These are packaging and product concepts—not formulated, tested or available cosmetics. No sun-protection rating is claimed.
The way you shine.
Some days stay with you.
From the first step into water to the last light on your skin.
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