Ida Immendorff

Ida Immendorff is an emerging costume designer whose practice lives at the intersection of fashion and art. A recent graduate of Central Saint Martins in Womenswear, her work investigates the meaning of costume beyond function: exploring its power as symbol. With professional experience spanning both Vivienne Westwood and La Comédie-Française, Immendorff moves fluidly between the worlds of contemporary fashion and theatrical costume.

This dual formation allows her to blur boundaries: between garment and artifact, runway and stage, the worn and the worshipped. Raised within the world of art from childhood, with parents who are both renowned artists, Immendorff inherited a deep sensitivity to imagemaking, craftsmanship, and narrative. This early immersion continues to shape her approach today, each piece bearing the trace of hand, intention, and belief. Her work seeks not trend but performance: garments as carriers of memory, myth, and transformation. During the January 2026 Couture Season, Ida Immendorff presented her debut costume collection 'Hi, Way to Heaven?'.