London-based fashion designer Katie Ko blurs the line between fashion and fine art, turning unconventional materials such as bamboo strips and preserved flowers into wearable narratives that seemingly defy gravity.
Taffeta ruffles and feather-adorned layers explode from Ko’s silk bodices while other pieces evoke the elegance of porcelain.
But Ko, who founded her eponymous label in 2024, was not always into fashion; in fact, she did not pick up a needle until she was 17. She dedicated her formative years to dance and fine arts and dreamed of becoming a professional ballet dancer.
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