In the aftermath of destruction and death, we dust ourselves off to find a new beginning. Beauty in death announces a new trend in austerity where textures and fabrics are inspired by decay, decomposition, distressing and the color red, which represents blood. The passing of time leaves imprints that translate into raw materials while the structural silhouette approach emphasizes the beauty of imperfection. Being aware of the broken relationship with nature and human nature, and yet we humans are still very depended on it.