SKiN iT Fashion : Wonderland I - Sweet Alice was a lie
“Wonderland reveals the most radical truth: identity can be redesigned.To enter Wonderland means to accept that reality is elastic, identity is performative, and power lies in the act of creation.”
Text: VIONNE Magazine | Fashion Designer: SKiN iT Fashion
Model: Danai Maria Chatzithoma | Creative Director/Photographer: Georgia Chioni
Retoucher: Konstantinos Christopher Nolan | Lighting Designer: Teo K.
Neo-Victorian Rebellion
In Wonderland I – Sweet Alice Was a Lie, SKiN iT Fashion dismantles one of fashion’s most romanticized archetypes and rebuilds it into something sharper, darker, and unapologetically controlled. This is not the innocence of a storybook heroine—it is a reimagined identity shaped by power, precision, and rebellion. Through a neo-Victorian and neo-Baroque lens, the collection transforms fantasy into confrontation, where beauty becomes deliberate and authority is embedded in every detail.
Captured in a high-fashion backstage setting, the imagery strips away illusion while simultaneously constructing a new narrative. The figure of “Dark Alice” stands at the center—no longer passive, but commanding. Structured silhouettes, sharp contrasts, and theatrical styling redefine the familiar, turning fragility into strength and softness into calculated expression. The visual language is bold, minimal, and intentional, allowing each frame to feel both intimate and defiant.
As Creative Director Georgia Chioni articulates: “Wonderland reveals the most radical truth: identity can be redesigned. To enter Wonderland means to accept that reality is elastic, identity is performative, and power lies in the act of creation.” This philosophy drives the entire project—positioning fashion not as decoration, but as a tool for transformation. With its upcoming runway presentation at the Greek Influencers Awards, Wonderland signals a new chapter where narrative, identity, and design collide.