The collection was influenced from ballet and fencing. Not an obvious connection at first sight, but ballet was originated as a dance interpretation of fencing in 15th century. The collection merged the ballet pointes and fencing swards in a series of designs that were interpreted in a range of heel heights in degrees rather than centimeters: from a 0°- flat shoe to a 90°- pointe. The designs are modular and consist form the solid 3D printed toe cups and the removable inner socks.

Anuk Yosebashvili's designs are mainly inspired from handmade processes; the feeling of a handcrafted piece is very significant to her. She experiments with different materials and techniques, and also incorporates various innovative technologies in many of her works. She likes to expose her mind to no limits or rules, and follows an idea and vision until it explodes. After many years of developing a personal design language, she is now able to characterize it as compromised of artistic mathematical geometric and modular combinations.