Tag: Q&A

  • Evelina Epp: How Chance and Choice Shaped Her Latest Collection

    Evelina Epp: How Chance and Choice Shaped Her Latest Collection

    When Evelina Epp talks about Destiny Lock, her MFA thesis collection at the Fashion Institute of Technology, she doesn’t describe it as just clothing. It’s a way of making sense of heartbreak, chance encounters, and the idea that there’s really no such thing as “bad timing.” Born in Kazakhstan to a family rooted in business,…

  • Runtan Du: Fashion as Storytelling and Worldbuilding

    Runtan Du: Fashion as Storytelling and Worldbuilding

    Fashion, at its core, is about storytelling, connecting human experiences, cultural histories, and personal identities through fabric and form. Emerging designer Runtan Du embodies this vision powerfully with his latest collection, “Undefined Deity.” A recent graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology, Du sees fashion not simply as clothing, but as a tool to explore complex, universal narratives of human…

  • FIT Designer Dian Jin Transforms Cosmic Themes into Sculptural Fashion

    FIT Designer Dian Jin Transforms Cosmic Themes into Sculptural Fashion

    At the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), emerging designer Dian Jin has unveiled a graduate collection titled Pale Blue Dot. This is an exploration of cosmic wonder, environmental fragility, and wearable sculpture. Inspired by NASA’s photograph taken at the request of astronomer Carl Sagan in 1990, the image shows Earth as a tiny pixel floating…

  • Inside Chow Chow: Merging Savile Row Tailoring with Modern Romance

    Inside Chow Chow: Merging Savile Row Tailoring with Modern Romance

    When Kenneth Chow founded his fashion label Chow Chow, he set out to create something that felt both intimate and extraordinary. His debut ready-to-wear collection, “Collection 01: Year Zero,” is a testament to that vision. Drawing on his rigorous training on London’s famed Savile Row and in couture bridal ateliers, Kenneth has crafted a body…

  • AKHL: Weaving India’s Past into Fashion’s Future

    AKHL: Weaving India’s Past into Fashion’s Future

    In a world where luxury fashion often chases the next fleeting trend, AKHL stands apart—born fromthe hands of a dreamer who dared to rethink India’s ancient crafts for a global stage. Its founder, aCentral Saint Martins alum who cut his teeth with Indian design titans Manish Arora and AmitAggarwal, launched AKHL to shatter the stereotypes…

  • ‘THE MUSES’: A Journey into the Ethereal Realm of DUO Design Studio’s Digital Fashion Innovation

    ‘THE MUSES’: A Journey into the Ethereal Realm of DUO Design Studio’s Digital Fashion Innovation

    In an industry as dynamic and ever-evolving as fashion, the introduction of digital fashion has been nothing short of a revolution. Leading this avant-garde movement is DUO Design Studio, a name that resonates with innovation, creativity, and sustainability. Their inaugural collection for DRESSX, ‘THE MUSES’, is a fascinating blend of fantasy and reality, a bold…

  • Madi Sanderson: Crafting Empowerment Through Vulvation

    Madi Sanderson: Crafting Empowerment Through Vulvation

    In the realm of fashion design, where creativity intertwines with personal narratives, Madi Sanderson emerges as a bold voice with a distinctive vision. Her journey into the world of fashion began at a young age, fueled by the influence of her great grandmother, who crafted clothes for her and her cousins. From childhood toy garments…

  • Geordie Campbell’s Debut: Redefining Menswear with ‘Farmer’s Wife’ Collection

    Geordie Campbell’s Debut: Redefining Menswear with ‘Farmer’s Wife’ Collection

    In the dynamic realm of fashion, where innovation intersects with heritage, Geordie Campbell, a London-based menswear designer, stands as a beacon of modern masculinity fused with classic British elegance. The designer’s debut SS24 collection, titled “Farmer’s Wife”, unveiled at the London Fashion Week, marks a bold stride into uncharted territories of men’s fashion. Campbell, a…

  • Alice Eugene Seon: A Voice for the Invisible Women through Couture

    Alice Eugene Seon: A Voice for the Invisible Women through Couture

    In the bustling corridors of Parsons School of Design, Alice Eugene Seon crafted not just a final collection but a narrative that resonates with many, an ode to the often-unseen labors of women. Her journey through Parsons, a blend of resilience and creative rebellion, culminated in the profound “Invisible Woman” collection. This collection is a…

  • Kimæra: Where Mythology Meets Modernity

    Kimæra: Where Mythology Meets Modernity

    Discover Kimæra, the innovative brand where clothing transforms just like the mythical chimera, blending disparate elements into versatile fashion. Explore how founders Paul Pampiri and Itohan Emonvomwan craft stories of identity and change through their unique designs.