Overexposed

There is a playful sense of provocation to Overexposed, which marks a new emphasis on print in Alexandra’s work. All prints are designed by her, with pixelated erotic imagery and her own hand-drawn figures revealing their secrets on closer inspection. Floaty silks and moments of transparency offer fleeting glimpses of skin. Named for Greek and Roman goddesses, from Minerva to Venus, the pieces explore femininity in its many guises.

Insouciant dresses in weightless silk chiffon sit alongside three-piece suits in the lightest wool, cut with a masculine ease and feminine sex appeal. Verses from Dante’s Paradiso wind across floor-length dresses, while sensual Japanese artwork adorns flowing, kimono-inspired silks.