The collection is shaped by experiences as a millenial of not feeling grown up or young and how one's own body is perceived by oneself and others. All models were involved in the design process and their own representation. A body-inclusive collection designed to depict the death of the fashion arche
type.
The basic inspiration for colors, shapes and motifs is a childhood memory: when wearing blue leggings with a daisy pattern, ants ran up the designer's legs, and a little later she didn't want to wear the leggings anymore – because she felt her legs were too thick. The colors from this scene and the motifs of the daisy and the ants are shown in the play of body parts being visible and body parts being felt through wrapping or the materials texture. Old clothes and deadstock materials are combined in a mix of favorite pieces from teenage years and "adult" garments to create new millenial fashion.
July 6, 2023
Prints, Textiles, Womenswear, Flou, Ethical Fashion Initiative, Pattern cutting, Streetwear, T-shirt, Inclusive Design
Embroidery, draping, knotting, upcycling, screen-printing
Denim, Leather & Fur, Leather, wool, secondhand clothing
