They are a symbol of traditional and heteronormative femininity. Just like women's pants without pockets, they reflect the power of the male gaze over the "should-be" of the female body. The duality we constantly face—feeling "too much": too tall, too short, too big, too small, too clumsy. In any case, less confident, never enough.

Here, the tights contrast with the presence of sneakers, which are typically considered a fashion item associated with masculinity, with the most recognized silhouettes generally designed by men. Values such as comfort, versatility, freedom, freshness, and above all, youth, were once also represented by sheer tights.

Today, that connotation is curiously the opposite, and in search of a piece that makes us feel that way again, we have also begun to claim the narrative around sneakers. In the most "male-dominated" spaces, we remain the biggest consumers. That must mean something.

We want to un.veil overlooked topics, disrupt and challenge conventional gender expectations in fashion and contemporary art, paving the way for new conversations.