From the Yiddish word for "break" or "fracture," Abhror reflects Elliott Craunot's familial heritage, inspired by the culture of shmattes—the textile world of Eastern European Jews, where worn-out garments found new life.

These fractures, reimagined as deconstructed garments, become interrupted narratives, raw yet refined textures evoking intertwined memories. With irregular silhouettes, rugged textures, and broken lines, Abhror embodies a dark, romantic aesthetic.

The brand celebrates the beauty of scars and imbalances, finding grace in the ephemeral and uncertain. Through an instinctive and visceral approach, Elliott Craunot reveals a vision where disorder and vulnerability become sources of strength and self-expression.

Abhror offers an intimate journey, where the body and clothing become tools of introspection. Each piece invites you to feel differently, to embrace your flaws, and to see in them a unique power—a reflection of raw and genuine beauty.

Handcrafted in a Parisian workshop, Abhror offers genderless clothing that blends ready-to-wear with unique pieces. The collections combine everyday items with bolder designs. The creations, made from sourced materials and deadstocks, embrace an upcycling approach, playing with textures, volumes, and shapes.

Abhror encourages personal interpretation, providing an interchangeable wardrobe that adapts to individual needs.