Photographer and filmmaker Börkur Sigthorsson started his career in photography in Iceland in the late nineties. In January 2010, Börkur had his first Los Angeles exhibition, Work In Progress, with Blythe Projects in collaboration with The Museum Of Contemporary Art (MOCA), which showed the first installment in the ongoing photographic project Conditions as well as footage from his film work. These days he is based in London where he wrote and directed his first short film Support in 2008, which has gone on to win a number of grand prix prizes, as well as being shortlisted for several festivals.

Börkur on the shoot: "The Woman Who Fell To Earth... The fusion of the utilitarian and the regal is what drew me to Oden's work. Consequently, that became a theme: alien royalty, detected off her galactic route and stranded in Shoreditch. Which, of course, is a haven for the odd and the eccentric; the alien and the extrovert. She'd fit right in."

Oden on the collection: "My idea was to use the vocabulary of "couture" fashion and achieve it in an unconventional and new way.... I developed a cutting concept inspired by origami which produced hugh geometrics that I then gathered and collapsed around the body to form interesting and innovative shapes. These where then controlled and manipulated with a series of utilitarian drawstrings and hardware. Making the " couture" context relevant, modern and new."

All clothes and shoes by Oden Wilson, necklace by Hringa and bag by Hidden Goods.

All clothes and shoes by Oden Wilson, leggings by Aftur.

All clothes and shoes by Oden Wilson, leggings by Aftur.

All clothes and shoes by Oden Wilson. Photography by Börkur Sigthorsson, styling by Ellen Loftsdottir, make-up by Annabel Callum, modeling by Lenka Paskova@tessmanagement, photographer assistant Charlie Kelly and assistant stylist Alla Egilsdottir. For more about Oden Wilson's capsule collection with the Swedish brand Weekday, click here.