This season, tokokkino envisions a complex lifeform: she possesses the instincts of a beast, the silhouette of a simulated saint, the fierce energy of Leo, and the emotional depth of Cancer.
She is a Beast Beneath the Silver—moving through the city, inhabiting her body, cloaked in an armor-like aesthetic that shields a heart both tender and true.

Designer Micky begins with the idea that the body is a stage, turning this season’s garments into a structural language of emotion. Leather forms the outer shell—a metaphor for self-protection. Metal accessories echo the bone spurs of animals—marking boundaries as well as declarations. Meanwhile, the inner layers return to a sensuous core: shifting colors and soft fabrics mimic the temperature of emotional tides. These colors are not for sweetness—they are an ode to sensitivity, flowing like the riverbed of Cancer: gentle, yet unfathomably deep.

Sharp silhouettes, sculptural detailing, and assertive cuts channel the commanding spirit of Leo. She is not a figure of compromise, but one of self-possession. She may be sensual, but never performs for the gaze; she may reveal her skin, but refuses to let that exposure be translated by others.

The idea of a simulated saint lingers in the background—drawing from the 1927 science fiction film Metropolis, where the robot Maria becomes a symbol of engineered perfection: poised, untouchable, cold. But our woman refuses this projection. The silver sheen upon her body is like coded language—rendering her unreadable, untranslatable. And yet, every emotional flicker beneath it pulses with wild, unfiltered life.

She is both restraint and intensity—a living performance of internal balance. Within the tokokkino universe, she is no longer a body to be shaped or controlled, but an organic entity where desire, sensitivity, strength, and stillness are forged into one.

Beneath the silver, she remains an animal—running, sensing, desiring.