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Fashion Industry

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Jingjing and 5 others

CITY SHOWROOM

City showroom uses interactive digital facade to activate the commercial vitality of Milan fashion industry. We create a changeable adaptive façade with LED screens to display narrative stories and rich advertising images, so that people can feel the development of Milan's fashion culture and activate the vitality of the region.

Manzi Nsenga

Tinker project

Name: Manzi Nsenga Ivan Email: manzivan920@gmail.com I wrote to textile recycling facility, where the facility will be recycling used products and turning them into new useful products.

Hayoung

Slow and Save

We need to learn about how bad fast fashion is to environment. This place would make people aware about fast fashion with exhibiton. And they could practice to recycle fabric and explore secondhand market. The place would be the recyling fashion hub in Milan. Not only new fashion but also old fashion could be the mainstream of the fashion.

Lauren

YOUTH IN DECAY

Youth in Decay has been designed for the spirited, social woman who is concerned with how her style affects our planet, Earth. This collection is mainly made from Eco-friendly fabrics which have been dyed naturally, with tea and coffee, to create an earthy, modern palette.

JAEKONE

jaek

Founder, art director : I have created my own street wear brand called JAEK. As the founder I have managed all aspects and would divide this into three parts: design / marketing / logistics. All this can be seen on my portfolio and site, JAEK is my graffiti name ... We ve never felt part of an arts circle before and didn?t really have the confidence to be

Jennifer

Fine.

This collection examines a very fragile and socially critical topic - Depression. Clothing represents the phases of depression and the emotional impact on physical resilience. Combined with the developed print, each look represents a different mood. High-quality craftsmanship and innovative, thoughtful linework bring the looks into today.