Offuscata, Italian for “obscured” or “blurred,” takes its name from the hazy quality of the print. Saturated pink, green, yellow and black bleed into one another, with soft edges that feel more like light passing through color than a conventional pattern.

The effect has some of the spontaneity of tie-dye, but without its familiar structure. Colors appear smeared, diffused and slightly out of focus, creating an abstract surface that changes across every part of the garment.