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Ideation
The Why
Loving fashion and being a maker is complicated when you also see how much the world is hurting from overconsumption. I don’t think the answer is to stop creating — it’s to create differently. To me, good design is problem-solving, and waste is one of the biggest problems we have.
This collection grew out of that belief — that beauty can come from what’s already here.
Moodboard
Key Inspirations:
- The ragpicker — finding beauty in the discarded and overlooked
- High-end construction, low-end materials
- Japanese streetwear and workwear
- Bold silhouettes and exaggerated proportions of 1980s fashion
- Gender-neutral shapes and styling
fashion’s future lies not in constant newness, but in the thoughtful
reimagining of what already exists.
Tech Flats
Process
