BETWEEN ACTS drawS on research of historical clothing to develop ready-to-wear pieces for contemporary use. The lens moves from peasant dress to court garments, guided by two simple questions: what was worn? what was desired? When a feature persists across time or class, it often reflects a problem solved, a habit refined, or a social code made visible. Utility shows in fastening, support, layering, movement, and wear. Aesthetics is read in proportion and line, shaped by the techniques, tools, materials, and labor of its time. We translate that reasoning into modern form.Each piece is made for longevity, designed to wear well, age well, and become more personal over time.