Behind The Wallpaper

Paris keeps its interiors longer than most cities. New generations move freely through inherited rooms — feet on the silk, ash near the curtains — making their own memories among the faded remnants of someone else's. In these intimate spaces, founder and creative director Braden Myus finds his inspiration, drawing a connection between weathered interiors and the private histories of the people who inhabit them.

That interplay between what is visible and what remains concealed takes physical form in the garments. The Mirror Leather Jacket and Trouser catch an uncertain reflection in foil-treated lambskin, while the Distressed Salon Suit holds its double-breasted composure despite distressing at the elbows and knees. The low-cut Remnant Dress offers glimpses through scalloped Italian lace; elsewhere, silk dévoré leaves raised velvet patterns against a transparent ground.