Idan David Segal

Frame Me If You Can by Idan David follows a group of ultra-wealthy elderly women who orchestrate a jewellery heist, not for money, but for the thrill of it. Driven by spectacle, power, and excess, these women don’t blend in: they command attention. Inspired by the grandeur of the Louvre and the fearless maximalism of Iris Apfel, the collection translates the visual language of museum spaces, ornate frames, sculptures, gilded surfaces, into bold 1980s-inflected silhouettes that express confidence and uncompromising femininity. Intricate pleatwork conceals Preciosa crystals within the garments, creating a tension between matte surfaces and hidden brilliance, reverse camouflage at its most luxurious. Silk and other refined fabrics reinforce the sense of a life lived at the finest possible register, while rich colour combinations and extravagant layering achieve a maximalism that remains elegant and intentional. Frame Me If You Can is a collection that asks: what would you wear to rob a museum?