The cinematic universe of Robert Wun wrote a new chapter called "Becoming." The collection, presented this morning at Fall/Winter 2025 Haute Couture Week, establishes the brand as one of the leading faces of the new era of couturiers due to its ability to present garments full of narrative, with a singular point of view and impeccable technique.

Through his last two collections, we've witnessed the morbid aesthetic he aims to explore through creative tailoring, pushing the boundaries between a viral and an aesthetically moving piece. With the premise of "half-dressed" and "unfinished" construction, Robert Wun expands the limits of his garments with his already recognized pleating in dresses, hand-painted interventions, and three-dimensional mannequins that support the figure of his models.

Opening the runway was a dress that seemed straight out of Stephen King's texts: a pristine white with red crystal appliques in the shape of hands, as if they were an illusion of bloodstains. This was followed by what appeared to be the villains of the story in geometric tailoring and arms that play with our minds between reality and construction.

Each of these looks has the ability to add even more narrative to his horror story. The mannequins acquire a function beyond mere impact: they hold veils, hooks, or form part of the final silhouette with an elegant posture. It seems impossible to describe every proposal presented this morning without writing an entire book, and that demonstrates why Robert Wun has positioned himself as one of the most innovative faces in the fusion of theatricality, storytelling, and Haute Couture.

Another aspect to highlight is how meticulous the brand is when decorating with crystals, paints, and prints. This is an aspect left to no chance, as his runways are worthy of 360-degree admiration. The construction of the crinolines, in juxtaposition with different textiles—some draped and others cut on the bias—shows that Robert Wun masters the study of silhouettes, creating a precise and versatile cut for understanding his concepts.

In this intimate exploration of the dressing process, a portal is created between who we are and who we become. The importance of clothing and the fluidity of being and existing grant us a new collection of dreams, and if Robert Wun knows how to do one thing, it's bringing his dreams to life.