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Orlando takes its name and its spirit from Virginia Woolf's novel of a life lived across centuries and genders, always recognisably itself. The collection plays with that same continuity: historical tailoring references — ruffs, structured collars, court silhouettes — reworked in fabrics and cuts that belong entirely to the present.

It is HAUS LINSENHOFF's argument that identity is not fixed by what a woman wears, but expressed by it — and that couture, like Orlando, can move fluidly across eras without ever losing its throughline.