In Greek mythology, Medusa was one of the three Gorgon sisters, known for her hair made of living snakes and a gaze so powerful it could turn any one who met her eyes to stone.
However, Medusa wasn’t always a monster — she was once a beautiful woman, who was transformed by the enraged goddess Athena, after being seduced by Poseidon in Athena's temple.
Later, the hero Perseus, aided by the gods, slew her by using a mirrored shield to avoid her deadly stare. He wielded her severed head as a weapon, and eventually offered it to Athena, who placed it on her shield.
 

This collection reimagines the myth of Medusa, not as a monster, but as as ymbol of feminine power and transformation.
In stone greys, deep greens and blacks that echo her mystery; soft lilacs reveal her vulnerability; while gold accents recall Athena’s armor and Hermes winged sandals, worn by Perseus.
There are serpent-shaped cuts and winged details which nod to both Pegasus–Medusa’s son-and Perseus’ sandals. Fluid silhouettes meet strong textures-each piece a strike of transformation and strength.

Medusa is no longer feared—she is honored. Let them look.