Senescence is an exploration—not of what is lost, but of what constantly evolves—examining women's relationship with their wardrobe as a temporal archive of self.

Through wardrobe analysis and personal interviews, this publication investigates how women's connection with fashion and time evolves. Documenting the stories of six women aged 35 to 60, it reveals that wardrobes are not merely collections of clothing, but biographical records of personal journeys. Here, clothing represents memory, transformation, and self-expression. In a society that idolises youth, Senescence examines the intentional embrace of aging and how women navigate fashion in this context.