Technical intelligence
Breathable, UV-protective and antibacterial fabrics, ventilation and movement-led construction were integrated into the silhouette.
Fashion · Image-making · Creative Direction
Clothes as
constructed worlds.
Collections shaped through sculptural silhouette, original print, artistic research and a distinct exploration of contemporary womanhood.
2015 — ArchiveCollection index
00 / The originDISPA Haute Sports
Before athleisure
had a name.
DISPA Haute Sports was conceived as luxury sportswear for a woman unwilling to choose between technical performance and personal style. It brought the energy and freedom of athletic clothing into a fashion language shaped by prêt-à-porter attitude, couture tailoring and an architectural approach to cut.
Developed before athleisure became an established international trend — or even a familiar fashion term — the project anticipated the way women would move through the day: between work, travel, training and social life, without changing identity each time.
Collection I / Haute Sports
Technical tailoring.
Technical tailoring.
Built for movement.
An editorial selection where couture construction, sports function and a distinctly urban attitude meet.
Performance was never treated as the opposite of elegance.
Couture discipline
Precision, proportion and finish gave sportswear the presence of a considered fashion object rather than a purely functional uniform.
A modern duality
Fragility and strength, fluidity and structure, romance and contemporary severity formed the collection’s visual tension.
Collection II / Performance line
Print in motion.
Print in motion.
Pure gym energy.
A more direct gym-wear expression of the same idea: original prints, high-energy colour and body-conscious performance silhouettes designed around movement.
Concept & creative directionAdriana Patsalou / DISPA
01 / 06
Terminal
1A
Androgyny becomes feminine.
Futuristic design blends with heritage to create unique, unexpected and timeless pieces. Set against raw concrete architecture, the collection establishes the Maison’s language through sculptural outerwear, technical panels, controlled transparency and strong, elongated proportions.
Tailoring · Technical construction · Creative directionTerminal 1A / LookbookFuture tailoring
Future tailoring
against raw architecture.
A focused selection showing the collection’s dialogue between softness and structure, monochrome precision and graphic contrast.
02 / 06
Terminal
1S
Studio-made. Cut with precision.
Inspired by the pleurotus mushroom, Terminal 1S translates organic growth, deconstruction and rebirth into sculptural separates. Every piece was developed in the studio through many hours of pattern experimentation, assembly and finishing. Custom laser-cut sections create intricate surfaces, while layered panels, ties and architectural proportions give each garment its singular identity.
Studio craft · Bespoke laser cuts · Limited piecesTerminal 1S / Studio archiveSix studies in
Six studies in
cut, structure & movement.
The collection’s strength lives in its details: precision-cut surfaces, modular panels, exposed ties and silhouettes that shift as the body moves.
03 / 06
Terminal
2A
Fragility and strength.
Inspired by Mother Earth and the maternal capacity to bring life into being. Marble, blossoms and imagined creatures emerge from a shared source; translated into original print, tactile surfaces and protective silhouettes, they express a femininity that holds tenderness and power together.
Fall–Winter 2019/2020 · LookbookTerminal 2A / Fall–Winter 2019–2020Protective forms.
Protective forms.
Fluid identities.
The original lookbook is reframed around the clothes themselves. Layered silhouettes, mineral prints, soft volume and reflective surfaces move between tailoring and sportswear, fragility and protection.
04 / 06
Terminal
2S
Desert, divinity, future.
The desert is imagined as outer space: cactus forms, sunset colour, dust and the mystery of old cinema. Female divinities guide a story that moves beyond motherhood to celebrate power, diversity and authenticity — rooted in the earth and landing in the future.
Spring–Summer · Female divinities · Future mythTerminal 2S / LookbookFuture western.
Future western.
Soft power.
Mint, sand, ivory and burnt orange build a desert palette for a modern mythology. Fluid pleats meet precise tailoring, riding references and graphic harness details.
05–06 / Archive
Further
experiments.
Limited Studio Editions
Made-to-order pieces developed through small-scale production, material experimentation and precise studio construction.
Archive documentation in progressExperimental Couture
An exploratory line extending the studio’s language of silhouette, material and artistic reference.
Archive documentation in progressBrand philosophy
Limited editions, made-to-order production and the creative reuse of existing material stock formed part of the studio’s approach to sustainability.
Founded 2017Paris Fashion WeekTranoï RichelieuBritish Vogue · 2019
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