His collection was inspired by ‘The Shadow Man,’ a character who is supposed to take the shape of your biggest insecurities. “That’s why you can see the prints are these weirdly-shaped men who are dancing around on some of the pieces. It’s making a mockery of the fact that we are living this life and dying on the inside.” Further, he says: “A lot of men are fighting things and these shadows are haunting them but it's like no one knows. It’s about teaching men to be vulnerable, it’s about teaching men to explore other narratives and ideologies about how they should present themselves.”