This time Sorelle Era brand delves into mythology and symbolism, rethinking the traditional images of sirens, witches, furies, mermaids and vampires. The models in the collection are an embrace of the primordial feminine energy, strength and sexuality that have been shrouded in mystery for so long. Chains and piercing elements are references to witches' amulets and magical symbols. The image of inner freedom and courage is conveyed by models with a punk aesthetic: leather gloves above the elbows, dresses and blouses with piercings, a suit in boiled denim with striped edges, a bomber jacket with a skirt in crumpled fabric with a wealth of details, a leather maxi skirt with a removable belt.

Bridget's dress like flames, a lacquered bomber jacket and a coat with an accentuated shoulder line are inspired by the famous film "Dracula" and the rich red colour symbolises the passion and power of the feminine nature. In a world where every step is a lesson in self-acceptance, Sorelle Era opens a new page in history. The emphasis is on the naked body: a knitted dress with open thighs, leather micro shorts, a three-piece set in shiny textured leather, a corset in the shape of a sickle. Distortion and twisting techniques create the effect of a spell that leads you astray. This is how the Twisted jacket and trousers appeared, a trench coat with metal buttons that can be fastened in several ways, a jacket with a dropped shoulder, and a Linda corset with asymmetrical lacing.

The brand's team was also inspired by the 1973 art-house anime "Belladonna of Sadness", which added a touch of mystery and enigma to the collection. There are many lacing elements in the collection: a dress in flowing knitwear with a drape at the neckline, knitted knitwear. The brand transforms aggression into energy and changes outdated negative attitudes. The Witchcraft collection by Sorelle Era is a journey to the origins, a return to the wild and beautiful nature of the feminine essence. It is the acceptance of the dark sides and the ability to deal with them, it is magic and power that is embodied in each image.