As the creation process of the collection progressed, Kriemler found it challenging to use such minimalistic art as inspiration for pieces to be worn on a woman’s body. He has said, “The best thing is when the woman appears first, not her clothes.” He had to figure out how to interpret a linear painting and said, “For the first time in my life I did linear draping” (as a technique to create pieces for the collection). It may have been a challenge but he pulled it off. Intricate folds, pleats, angular laser cut suedes, embroidery and the house’s famous St. Gallen lace helped bring the collection to life.