Crafted between hand and machine
Season 0
Pick your favorites. We'll bring the winner to life.
A suspended field of sculptural pods floats around the body, each form held open by a web of printable elastomer lattice. Inspired by Ruth Asawa's looped-wire silhouettes, the dress turns mesh into volume, with hollow spheres gathering and drifting like sea foam caught mid-motion. A piece about air, tension, and the strange lightness of something engineered to look impossible.
Inspired by the lush forests of the Stockholm archipelago and the view from above. Scattered islands drifting through dark water like fragments of emerald velvet. The sheer fabric trace the movement of coastlines and currents, while raised green embroidery blooms across the body like tiny living landscapes seen from the sky.
Deep orchid fringe drifts over sea-glass green pleats, moving like rain through palm leaves at dusk. Inspired by Hawaii from above, the dress echoes the islands' shifting textures. With every step, the strands sway like hula in slow motion. A piece about movement, salt air, and the feeling of watching sunset light disappear into the horizon.
Endless red poppy fields bloom across southern Sweden for only a few fleeting summer weeks, glowing against tall grass. Embellished leather flowers rise across the silhouette like a moving meadow, while cascading green fringe falls from the waist like suspended stems caught in coastal wind.
A reflection of the moment AI started disrupting human creativity. Sharp spirals wrap around the body like generated thoughts unfolding in real time. Precise, distorted, imperfect. The translucent layers expose fragments beneath the surface, echoing systems that almost understand us. Precision interrupted by glitch, structure softened by uncertainty.
Orange light cuts through fog around the Golden Gate Bridge just before sunset disappears completely. Sheer layers glow like warmth trapped in motion, floating around the body like illuminated mist above the bay. The silhouette carries the softness of fading light and the cinematic stillness of San Francisco at dusk.
Wild cornflowers bloom across fields in Denmark and southern Sweden through the short northern summer. Oversized proportions borrow from Copenhagen streetwear - protective, effortless, architectural - while vivid blue florals soften the silhouette with nostalgia. The coat feels like carrying an entire landscape through rain-soaked city streets.
Evening clouds dissolve slowly into darkness over the Pacific, suspended somewhere between atmosphere and sculpture. The quilted structure holds shape like dense layers of twilight sky, while the soft cloud form rising behind the neck feels weightless and drifting. Deep electric blue transforms the silhouette into a moving shadow against night.
A dress shaped like a quiet San Francisco evening just after fog lifts from the hills. Glossed in mossy green, the silhouette carries the softness of magnolia leaves after rain and the sculptural volume of windswept cypress trees lining the city's streets. Along the shoulders, rounded green details bloom like fresh buds emerging through coastal mist.
Ficus trees stretch across San Francisco sidewalks, their roots cracking pavement while dense canopies soften the city in green shadow. The sculptural volume mirrors rounded clusters of leaves illuminated by headlights after rain. Glossy satin catches light like wet bark beneath coastal fog, balancing elegance with the wildness quietly growing through urban streets.
Inspired by evenings at Yasuragi spa in the Stockholm archipelago. Wide sleeves echo the ease of a yukata robe, while sharp cutouts interrupt the softness like slivers of light breaking through cedar screens. The feeling of walking barefoot through dimly lit corridors toward the glow of an outdoor bath beneath the night sky.
The leather reflects light like folded petals, smooth and radiant with a softness that moves gently around the body. Scalloped edges trace the shape of blooming flowers, while the silhouette captures the tension between structure and delicacy, like wild poppies bending in coastal wind.
Fragments of deep blue sky appear between shifting treetops overhead, where green and blue blur together in constant motion. The sheer skirt moves like wind through branches, while the darker denim bodice grounds the silhouette in shadow and earth. A study in contrast between openness, softness, and depth.
about
yanabana is the first AI-native fashion brand. Hand-sketched concepts are transformed into editorial imagery with AI.
Our focus is futuristic silhouettes that feel both flattering and comfortable.
We're developing a textile inspired by mainframe punch cards, themselves inspired by the 1800s Jacquard loom.
Building in public, we invite you into the design journey.
Season 0 is an experiment: the internet votes, and selected garments move into production.
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