Curatée

CURATÉE derives from the latin curator - the one who cares for, preserves, and selects.

Within a museum, the curator is not only guardian of objects but also the voice that frames them, deciding what is brought into focus and how meaning is created.

This first collection follows the same principle. Rather than emerging from a single fixed idea, CURATÉE grew out of sketches, prototypes, and fragments of thought. Each piece is a trace of experimentation, drawn from different perspectives, then carefully selected. Together, they form not a finished system, but a considered composition - an assembly defined by attention and choice.

Just as in an exhibition, where objects are arranged to invite reflection, CURATÉE presents clothing as curated works. each 1ook holds its own character, yet resonates more deeply in relation to the others. The garments embody restraint and clarity, but also openness - they are less about definitive answers than about positioning and perspective.

With CURATÉE, Aporie introduces its debut as a curated statement: a beginning shaped by selection, by care, and by the vision to create space for what is still to come.