Adina Nicola is a multidisciplinary fashion designer, of Romanian origins. In her practice, she explores themes such as sexuality, the paradox of liberation through restriction, eclectic ways of spirituality, rituals and folklore. The purpose of her work is meant to provoke people's views on taboo topics and open a conversation about the provenience of our core beliefs.

The materials used by the designer are a contrast of fabrics, such as linen, organic cotton and ethically sourced and dyed leather, Lycra spandex. 

Adina Nicola puts a lot of emphasis on the community aspect of celebrating tradition, using recycled traditional Romanian tablecloths, bedsheets, and head scarfs that are more than 60 years old. Most of the materials are coming from rural households who are willing to donate them.

Traditional loom weaving, embroidery and leatherwork are kept alive and given a new meaning in the modern world.