The fashion of the Aztec people in the early 13th century included many prints and classic “boxy, yet tailored” style of garments. I named the collection Shedded because the cocoon-like shape of the garment, portraying itself as being “shed” when it opens up in the front. When a Cocoon sheds and becomes a beautiful butterfly, the past tense of this action is called “Shedded”. This reversible garment's structure has an open upper sleeve seam that gives the jacket a “vest like” feel, easing all restrictions, and kimono-cut seamless sleeves.