PASKAL unveiled its new collection during Ukrainian Fashion Week, exploring the unity of opposites — nature and technology, softness and strength, transparency and volume.

The collection marks an evolution of PASKAL’s signature visual language. Familiar codes remain, but take on a new expression: silhouettes become more sculptural, material experimentation grows more complex, and the brand’s characteristic romanticism becomes sharper and more refined.

At the heart of the collection is a six-petal flower. Rather than serving as decoration, it becomes a structural module — repeated, multiplied, and transformed to construct silhouettes, surfaces, and volumes. The organic geometry of the flower meets technological precision, continuing PASKAL’s ongoing dialogue between nature and innovation.This contrast is further explored through materials. Fluid silks in milky and honey tones are juxtaposed with neoprene-backed wool tweed and technical crepes. PASKAL’s signature organza is transformed through laser-cutting into three-dimensional floral surfaces that appear simultaneously organic and engineered.

The body becomes another key territory of exploration. Exaggerated volumes alter and extend its natural proportions, while transparency reveals it. Sensuality exists outside the external gaze: it is intimate and self-directed, rooted in freedom, an awareness of one’s own body, and inner strength.

The collection debuted in the garden of Sophia Hotel through a presentation directed by Veronika Yemelyanova.

PASKAL created a living composition — a story of sculptures that come to life for a fleeting moment in a magical garden.

Each look embodies a different state of nature, carrying its own rhythm and emotion. As the characters move through the garden, they transform from static forms into living, sensual figures. The soundscape, created by PASKAL in collaboration with Nastia Vogan, evolves alongside them, reflecting nature itself — unpredictable, ever-changing, and alive.

Through the collection, PASKAL continues to shape a visual universe where the natural and technological coexist. The flower becomes its code, the body its space, and clothing a medium through which form, emotion, and life intersect.