What began as a uniform for Undressed evolved into a small collection of aprons and accessories designed to move beyond the kitchen. Pieces were created to be worn and lived in — so beautiful they needn’t be removed when sitting down to eat. Over time, a splash of passata or a smear of soy only adds to their story.

Designed in collaboration with Ruby Farley-Steere, founder of Kateri the Label, each piece was handmade to order in Melbourne using organic cotton and recycled lace. The collection explored pieces that could shift between roles — a headscarf worn as a neckerchief or napkin, a waist apron doubling as a carry-all.