YUNG-CHIEH HSU
& YU-CHIA CHANG

Inspired by the human sexual climax cycle, this collection extends into four outfits, each representing one of the four stages of climax: the “Excitement Phase,” “Plateau Phase,” “Orgasm Phase,” and “Resolution Phase.”
In terms of construction, metal serves as the skeleton while fabric acts as the flesh, mimicking the connection between human skin and bones. Multiple types of fabric and latex are used to simulate the appearance of flesh being pushed outward or inward by bones during different body movements, creating protrusions and indentations. The silhouettes draw from parts of the human skeletal structure, exaggerating these shapes into more extreme forms. The collection emphasizes the four stages of climax through varying degrees of body coverage, volume, and the outward stretching or contracting of metal elements. Finally, eyeshadow powder and spray paint are applied to create a reddish hue at the extremities of the limbs.