Inside my bag

"i got dreams in my bag" by Henna. This is what i carry in my bag for f/w 2026. Subject to change.



What’s in this bag is less about what I own and more about what stays with me: the details, habits and ideas that shape how I see things and the work I’m drawn to.
The references are personal, but the way I use them is deliberate.

My taste is not for everyone, and that is the point. I am drawn to strong identities, a touch of tension, and visuals that feel considered without being overly polished. I look for beauty with presence and ideas with personality, work that can be playful, excessive or unexpected when the concept calls for it. Above all, it should be visually strong and clear in its intent.
The same instinct shapes how I work. I am comfortable moving beyond the safe or expected, whether I am building a creative world from scratch or taking an existing concept, identity or campaign and pushing it somewhere sharper and more distinctive. Adaptability matters, but so does knowing when an idea needs to stay bold.

Think of the bag as a loose index of those influences: some obvious, some personal, and some that only make sense on a closer look.