This season marks a bold shift in my design language — a move toward expressive florals that breathe with movement, texture, and emotional depth. While my work has long celebrated nature in its poetic, delicate form, the Spring/Summer 2026 collection explores a more dynamic narrative: flowers painted with instinct, intuition, and a freer hand.      Each pattern in this trio — Hibiscus , Echinacea , and Tulips — captures a different quality of expressive beauty, all rooted in the sensual color stories forecasted for the upcoming season. Hibiscus: Wild, Sun-Drenched Energy      The hibiscus pattern is an explosion of spontaneous strokes and tropical softness. Loose, gestural petals bloom across the canvas, creating a sense of heat, rhythm, and unfiltered joy. This design feels like summer in motion — radiant, airy, and confidently imperfect. It introduces the lively reds and saturated pinks that will dominate early-season palette...