"Akelarre: The Season of the Witch" is a collection inspired by the historical and cultural associations with witchcraft, understood as a set of beliefs and ritual practices that have evolved over time. These practices were primarily associated with women who possessed knowledge of herbs, remedies, and potions, and who were persecuted and executed for using their wisdom. I focused on animal forms traditionally associated with witchcraft, particularly owls and goats and used them as a reference to shape the silhouettes and tailoring techniques. The result is a collection of women's clothing that seeks to convey an image of femininity that emphasizes strength, self-expression, and visibility. I supported my process by using digital tools such as Clo3D and Gerber, which helped me explore my concepts and ideas before translating them into a physical format.
