Zarah then went on to develop her visual research into a knitted collection. She worked in 2D mediums and drape to develop voluminous silhouettes, mimicking the dynamic folds and lines of the body. She wanted the fabric to imitate the textures of our skin and replicate our so-called flaws. Zarah carefully considered her choice of yarns, from colour to texture; choosing to work with sustainable fine gauge and soft chunky yarns. Her colour palette is reflective of diversity, choosing a range of skin tones, fair to dark. She also worked with pastel mint and sunshine yellow yarns to create a pop and highlight the skin tones. Zarah used elastic yarns to develop a unique knitted smock fabric. She developed this fabric structure to create a delicate ruching effect imitating stretched elastic skin structures.