n the world of emerging fashion, few designers manage to so seamlessly merge narrative, artistry, and emotion as Anna Kosidło. With a vision that transcends clothing, their work exists at the intersection of theatre, cinema, and dreams—where garments transform into characters and fashion becomes a storytelling device. Their graduation collection MIMESIS ’25, created in collaboration with film director Femke Hamelaar, immediately caught attention for its daring blend of German Expressionist influence, surreal archetypes, and poetic silhouettes. What sets Anna Kosidło apart is not just technical mastery, but an ability to channel vulnerability, imagination, and raw sensitivity into wearable art. Through their designs, fashion takes on the role of fable—revealing hidden emotions, sparking curiosity, and reminding us that beauty is most powerful when it aches just a little.

There are muses who step in front of the lens — and then there are forces of nature like Anna Steele, who claim it. With an aesthetic carved from gothic elegance, seductive power, and unshakable calm, Anna transcends the definition of a model. She is both mystique and magnetism — a modern femme fatale whose presence lingers long after the shutter clicks. In this exclusive interview, Anna opens up about her visual evolution, the magic of self-expression, and the gothic energy that fuels her.