3D text spelling "FLOOR WORLD" in light blue with a black background

An evolving cinematic universe by Leilanni Todd. Fashion, film, and emerging technology, set in a post-flood future.

A woman sitting in a control room with multiple monitors and control panels, reading a magazine titled 'Famous World', with dolphins jumping in the foreground and a person looking out a large porthole window at the ocean.

Floam World is an evolving cinematic universe by Leilanni Todd: a surreal, speculative future where fashion, beauty, and consumer products function as systems of survival, comfort, and self-expression. Built across film, editorial, and speculative product, the universe uses artificial intelligence as both medium and creative collaborator.

Person holding a pink, smiling face-shaped glass plate, with a telephone held between her shoulder and ear, in a busy environment with a sign that reads "Everything's Fine" in the background.

Woman with curly blonde hair and glasses holds a smiley face lollipop close to her face in front of an airplane window.

“The World is centered around ‘FLOAM’ – a fictional material born from discarded ocean plastics and debris.”

— Floam World, 2024.

Runway Feature

Interior of a modern room on a boat or submarine, with a large round window showing the ocean, and four red-haired women dressed in fashionable clothing, one sitting at a table with a stack of octopus tentacles, another standing in the window holding a drink, and two seated on cushioned benches.

WHAT IS FLOAM WORLD?

A person with yellow hair and large pearl earrings looks at a manikin head with matching yellow hair, situated on a table inside a room with an oval window showing a cloudy sky and ocean.

Floam World sits somewhere between satire and possibility. The futures look strange but feel familiar. Because honestly, even at the end of the world, we'd still want to look good, laugh at something stupid, and find a small (ESC™) creature to hold the rest.

Magazine cover with the title "Thirty Two Pages With Floam World" featuring large 3D letters made of colorful, textured Floam material, arranged randomly on a light gray background.

An open magazine with two pages, featuring text on the left and a circular illustration on the right. The text discusses FLOAM WORLD, a surreal universe created by Todd. The illustration shows a woman with black hair, wearing a white hat, pink top, a

Open magazine with text about Floam and two images of Floam art, one of a woman with a Floam sculpture and another of a character with a Floam duck and a toy.

Open magazine with a photo of a woman with pink hair and a pink glossy glove on her face on the left page and text with two animated sculpture faces on the right page, against a light gray background

Open magazine featuring an article and a photograph of a woman with a unique hairstyle, wearing pink gown with large, balloon-like pink accessories, sitting against an orange background.

An open magazine with abstract sculptures and portraits of two women, one with pink hair and the other with dark hair, surrounded by floating organic shapes. Pages 12 and 13 are visible.

An open magazine showing a article titled "What are 10 specific that inspire" with images of plush toys, a person sitting on a cushion with their hands resting on their knees, and a page with text about water, inflatable floaties, and hairstyles.

Open magazine showing a photograph of a person sitting inside an art installation made of inflated beige balloons. The magazine also features black and white images of toys, a hair wig, and a box, along with text discussing objects in art and life.

A person is sitting on a ledge, wearing a patterned brown jacket and gray pants, holding a fish with a human face and kissing it. The background features a purple and pink sky with clouds, and there are peach-colored bubbles or rounded objects at the

Open magazine with an article on the left page and a portrait of a woman wearing jewelry made of shells, pearls, and plastic objects on the right page.

A magazine spread featuring surreal imagery with a cityscape background. The left page shows a giant woman with a large head resembling a Hershey's Kiss covered in colorful hearts, with rats hanging from her hair and floating around. The woman has th

Open magazine spread with text and images on a light gray background. The left page contains text and a photo of a pink sculpture with a person inside, and the right page features a large photo of a woman with a pink mask or object on her face, with

An open magazine showing a two-page spread. The left page has text about fashion and surfing culture, with an illustration of a pink flamingo. The right page features a close-up photograph of a woman with creative makeup and accessories resembling pi

An open magazine showing an artistic photograph of two women inside a blue inflatable pool toy shaped like a duck, with one woman holding a yellow toy sword, and a smaller photo of a woman with an elaborate headpiece made of ocean-themed objects like

An open magazine displaying a surreal image of a woman with red hair and pink clothing, stretching her arm towards a fish with a spiral shell, against a cloudy sky background.

A magazine titled "Floam World" with pastel-colored, textured letters forming the words "VIR" on the cover, set against a gray background.

WHAT IS FLOAM?

FLOAM refers both to the world itself and to the adaptive materials within it. In this future, fashion isn't just aesthetic. It becomes flotation, protection, comfort, and sometimes emotional support as environments shift and water becomes part of daily life.

FLOAM grows out of two kinds of waste: the material kind and the emotional kind. Plastics, discarded technology, and ocean debris are one input. The emotional excess that overflows. Both get harvested, processed, and shaped into clothing, furniture, products, and occasionally something sentient. The universe runs on this loop. Feelings overflow, get collected, and get sold back to us as the next product designed to absorb the next round.

The Floamees are ESC™: Emotional Escape Creatures. Sentient products designed to do the feeling for us. Smilees™ smiles when you've run out of smiles. Leakees™ cries when you can't.

How much aliveness we already grant our things. They are objects we love, depend on, blame, and outgrow, products that perform feelings on our behalf, and somewhere along the way they started having feelings of their own.

MEET THE FLOAMEES™

ESC™: Emotional eScape Creatures

Leakees™ — The Shirt That Cries For You Apparel that performs grief on your behalf. Leakees does the crying so you don't have to.

Smilees™ A speculative beauty product designed to smile when you can't manage it yourself.

Floamees Now in Koral The latest collection drop, now in seasonal Koral colorway, available wherever Floamees are sold.

esc™ Pod A personal flotation device for when the world becomes too much. Comes with a Floamee inside.

"It's a space to explore themes like consumerism, beauty, identity, the female experience, and environmental impact, always layered with humor, absurdity, and satire."

— Prompt Magazine, Cover Story

Bring the World into yours.

Floam World is open to brand partnerships, exhibitions, and editorial collaborations. From campaign creative direction to immersive installations, the universe is built to extend into other rooms.

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