Costume Therapy has its origins in a vision born in 2019.                                                                         A world rebuilt after the collapse of the old, populated by hybrid beings whose skin has become armor, matter and structure. Their reality stretches between humanity, creature and elsewhere. Their finery is a direct extension of this evolution. Articulated segments, anatomical forms and mobile modules match the body's movements in an organic rhythm.

This lineage finds its source in a founding figure. SHE, an immortal androgynous hybrid entity. A presence capable of adopting any form, guided by the desires it reveals. Neither benevolent nor hostile. A raw force comparable to a natural principle that acts without judgment. From this energy is born the collection presented today under the name Costume Therapy.
The rooms seem inhabited. They follow every gesture. They create an immediate presence. They transform the wearer. They nourish the imagination and accompany distinctive personal stagings.

Since its public appearance in 2021, The brand is making a name for itself on the international fashion scene. British Vogue chose several pieces for its cover. Jordan Barrett wears the Centipede glove in the now iconic image. Valentina Sampaio wears Armadillo Rings in an extended version of the cover. American and European editions have highlighted Katarina's universe, and new projects are already planned.

Katarina Radovic is originally from Belgrade. After studying at the Marangoni Institute in Milan, she worked with several houses in Italy and Hong Kong before devoting herself to private projects. In 2019, her vision takes shape. She began sculpting metal pieces inspired by protective forms. Costume Therapy became her main work.

The process is based entirely on precise manual work. Katarina sculpts each prototype herself. The models are then molded in wax and made in a workshop in Bali. Final assembly is carried out by the designer herself. Each piece passes through her hands before being considered finished.

The creations appeal to a wide range of profiles. Artists, scientists, tattoo artists, doctors or public figures. Once they've entered this world, they keep coming back. British Vogue has devoted a detailed article to the subject.

Quality and durability
The titanium-brass alloy ensures a remarkable balance between lightness and strength. The parts are built to last, and an occasional hand polish is all it takes to revive their lustre.