Sorelle Era's spring collection is based on the story of the lost paradise and the original sin. This story has been described in countless works of art. We continue to talk about physicality, sensuality and the role of women, processing our emotions, experiences and knowledge into a form of clothing. Acceptance of good and evil, black and white, sin and divine purity. The Sorelle Era '23 Spring collection embodies the importance of the duality of a woman's nature. She is pure and sinful, which allows her to make informed choices and be herself, regardless of fundamentals and human prejudice.

The designers were inspired by the imagery and colour techniques typical of Northern Renaissance paintings. The central work was the diptych "Garden of Earthly Delights" by the Dutch artist Hieronymus Bosch. Thus, a cropped jacket in combined faux leather evokes the contrast between a dark background and light, almost transparent skin. And the image of the serpent temptress can be traced in several pieces in the collection: the asymmetric Lilith maxi dress seems to wrap around the naked body, and the detail on the sleeves of the Serpent jacket accurately conveys the movement of the snake in a spiral. Corsets, subtly woven into the brand's DNA, appear in unexpected designs: a jacket in soft faux leather on a corset base is a mixture of sensuality and overt sexuality. And the Raphael blouse with deconstructed sleeves is a mixture of classic men's tailoring and a body corset. Spring is a time for rebirth, renewal and bold plans. Meet the new Sorelle collection this spring.