An Intersection of Fashion and Design.
Have you heard the concept of biomimicry? Well, P.Andrade is using it as both a mindset and a construction manual. With Nonhuman Life, the brand’s latest ready-to-wear collection, Pedro Andrade and Paula Kim continue to treat fashion as applied research. Inspired by the anatomy of insects (beetles in particular) the garments translate exoskeletal logic into wearable form: padded outerwear that reads like protective armor, cropped and modular tops that sit slightly off the body, and precise tailoring softened by organic curves. Neutral tones like sand, olive, washed khaki, and muted checks, while technical fabrics elevate this collection.
Alongside its clothing collections, P.Andrade expands its universe with its first foray into furniture design. Developed in collaboration with architecture studio Clube, the project introduces a metallic chair and a rack, offering an exclusive glimpse into the brand’s foundational principles, blended across fashion and furniture.
