Mood Board and Story – Fenmore was a skilled carpenter, but he was also deeply infatuated with Aphrodite, a talented sculptor. When Aphrodite ordered a sofa from Fenmore, he saw it as an opportunity to get closer to her. He crafted the sofa with precision, but also secretly designed it to have a hidden compartment where he could hide and be close to Aphrodite. As the sofa was delivered to Aphrodite's home, she immediately fell in love with it. It was comfortable, warm, and had a unique texture that she couldn't find anywhere else. However, as time passed, she noticed something strange about the sofa. She realized that there was a man living inside it, and she wasn't scared. Instead, she became obsessed with the idea of the sofa being the man's body, and she started to appreciate him for sacrificing his life just to be close to her. Poor Fenmore had no idea that Aphrodite had discovered his secret. He couldn't leave the sofa without being discovered, and without food, he knew he could only survive for three weeks. As the weeks passed, Fenmore's health deteriorated, and he eventually died inside the sofa. But Aphrodite couldn't let go of the twisted love story between her and the sofa. She decided to remove the sofa's upholstery and wore it as a coat for the rest of her life, as a reminder of the man who loved her so deeply he was willing to sacrifice his life to be close to her. The story is a reminder that love, obsession, and darkness can sometimes be intertwined in unexpected ways, leaving an impression that lasts a lifetime.

Line Up – Troy seamlessly connects the concept of the human coat with the innovative idea of the “sofa coat”. Inspired by luxury sofas, he carefully selects colour and fabric combinations that mirror the opulence and elegance of high-end furniture. To further emphasise the connection between the two, Troy takes a bold approach by using suiting fabric for the sofa coat. This choice not only enhances the garment's connection to the human coat but also embraces the ultimate concept of merging the worlds of fashion and interior design.

Look 1 – In Look 1, Troy creates a captivating design by spray painting lace onto a body suit, resulting in a unique and textured effect. The combination of the lace spray paint and the foam dress worn over it evokes a distinct atmosphere reminiscent of ruined furniture. This concept adds an intriguing and unconventional element to the overall look. The foam dress serves as an outer layer, visually representing the idea of the human body being surrounded by a sofa. However, Troy's design goes beyond the visual aspect. The foam dress features a concealed 5 meter invisible zipper, allowing the wearer to remove the foam and transform it into a two-layer dress. This transformation adds versatility and adaptability to the garment, giving the wearer the freedom to create different styles and looks.

Look 2 – In Look 2, Troy utilises his upholstery skills to reimagine the sofa coat, incorporating its elements into the design of a dress. The dress is informed by the structure and details of the sofa coat, creating a unique and innovative fusion of fashion and interior design. To enhance the aesthetic, Troy incorporates laces into the design, creating a deliberate yet romantic effect. The lace detailing adds a touch of allure and delicacy, while simultaneously giving the impression of a slightly worn or distressed appearance. This combination of ruined yet romantic elements adds depth and intrigue to the overall design.

Look 3 – The foam dress in Troy's collection is a unique and versatile piece. It is constructed by connecting two skirts, creating a distinctive silhouette and structure. What sets this dress apart is its detachable feature. The wearer has the ability to remove the foam, transforming the dress into 2 skirts. This innovative design allows for customization and adaptability, giving the wearer the freedom to create different looks and styles.