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Sabina Dragusanu’s Ad Infinitum Reimagines Romanian Heritage
What happens when a tradition is allowed to change? For jewellery designer Sabina Dragusanu, the answer begins with looking back. Her collection Ad Infinitum, developed during her MA Jewellery Design at Central Saint Martins, takes inspiration from Romanian craft traditions and asks how their visual language might continue in a contemporary world. Rather than recreating…
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How MICHÈLLE JOURDAN Reclaims the Witch as a Symbol of Power
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The Milano Fashion Week SS/27 Diaries
SIMON CRACKER – Via Francia Simon Cracker presented his SS/27 collection called Via Francia at his favorite Milanese venue: the Piazza Tomasi di Lampedusa. This showcase introduced us to another iteration of Simon’s iconic creative universe where upcycling has a crucial role, executed this time in a grungey-yet-dreamy way. Striped shirts alongside silver sequin wedges,…
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Making a Mistake of It: Ruth Yoojean’s How to Play?!
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Jean Chang Turns Military and Medical Codes Into Intimate Wear
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Zhengyuan Lin Turned His Grandparents’ Memories Into a Question About the Future
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Artem Gorobetc on Censorship, the Body, and “The Tone of Voice”
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Samet Akkus Turns His Grandfather’s Migration Story Into a Graduate Collection
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Sophia Tech’s SAMIKA Studios Is a Love Letter to Community
For Sophia Tech, fashion has always been a way of expressing herself. But somewhere between developing her senior thesis at the Fashion Institute of Technology and digging deeper into her Cambodian heritage, clothing became something more personal. It became a way of understanding where she comes from, the people who shaped her, and the culture…
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Finding Refuge Within Yourself: Inside the World of Oliver Noir
