‘A WOMAN’S PLACE IS AT WAR’ closes the collection by honouring women’s role in intersectional protest and the use of textiles as a distinctly feminist tool of resistance. Influenced by Amyl and the Sniffers, this strand explores how fashion, punk, and performance intersect to reject patriarchal norms. Through bold colour, handmade protest garments, and references to the visual language of punk, it channels the energy of feminine rage into textile-based protest. The collection reframes visibility and vulnerability, using the balaclava as both shield and symbol—reclaiming the female body as a site of power, defiance, and political imagination.