Kamma Ludvigsen McMahon is a London-based fashion designer and artist, designing for both menswear and womenswear.

Her work begins with an exploration of life. Using sociological and philosophical ideas as a starting point for something visual to emerge. Silhouettes and sculpted shapes come from these theories by draping and playing with items unrelated to clothing.

Kamma is interested in the tension between comfort and restriction, softness and structure, and the familiar and the unexpected.

Through experimentation with fabric, padding, pleating, draping and pattern cutting, her work develops through a process of manipulating materials and allowing unexpected shapes to emerge. This approach creates garments that sit between fashion, sculpture and art.

Her practice is rooted in a desire to question how we move through contemporary life and how clothing can affect, challenge or interrupt that experience. The work aims to create pieces that feel both intuitive and unfamiliar.