Rendered through stencil, the pigments drift across the paper like cloth brushed by hand, dissolving into one another until the garments seem almost tangible. The clothing is not only pictured but embodied, cherished, and honoured in every soft edge of colour. The figure turns mid-stride, her body poised with intention, as if caught in the instant of stepping forward, the motion still shimmering in the air. It recalls the sway of a runway, imagined or remembered, where presence itself becomes performance. The title Summer Fashion places the moment in a season approaching North America, yet its meaning feels larger and more open. Clothing here is more than adornment. It is voice. Across cultures, what we wear speaks, declaring who we are, and in this work it becomes an elegant homage to Inuit womanhood, dignity, and grace.