This collection explores architectural form and visual illusion, focusing on structure, depth, perception and surrealism. Garments are sculptural and dynamic, using geometric repetition and textile experimentation to translate illusion into three-dimensional form. Influence comes from René Magritte, whose manipulation of scale and space guided exploration of proportion and perception, and from Zaha Hadid, whose fluid yet structured forms inspired an architectural corset with a defined silhouette. Textile development uses handwoven honeycomb structures, creating depth and movement through geometric repetition. Woven sleeves integrated into the corset produce a cohesive and sculptural outcome. Overall, the collection merges structure and illusion, demonstrating a refined translation from research into three-dimensional form.