Chopova Lowena and the reality of owning a brand
Emma Chopova and Laura Lowena sit with their former intern Alexandra Armata and talk frankly about the realities of owning a business
ELLISS: Running an emerging sustainable business in 2020
Elliss Solomon talks about making a collection about the outdoors when everyone is indoors, and how it is to run a brand with a strict environmental ethic
Duran Lantink shoplifts H&M and Zara to create political clothes
The Dutch designer speaks out on the flaws of the fashion industry and actively works towards creating a more moral system
Lutz Huelle: The punk nature of less
The Parisian designer thinks that making fashion simpler is the only rational response to the pandemic
Milka Seppänen: “The capacity to adapt is this generation’s biggest asset”
The Aalto graduate on making fashion that is personal, punk and proud to be sustainable
Zille-e-huma Maqbool presents Pakistani embellishments on Americana silhouettes
The Parsons MFA graduate on learning about Vogue and balancing two cultures
Sarah Aphrodite is taking things slow, really slow
Taking her cues from centuries-old costumes, Sarah is trying to pin down the key to creating classics that stand the test of time
Fumika Oshima: “Being limited makes you more creative”
The CSM graduate shares her thoughts on finding new aesthetics outside of your old routines
Jude Ferrari: “Planning a show is like doing a bar mitzvah, sweet sixteen and wedding at the same time”
Having lost her job and relocated to her parents’ house because of coronavirus, CSM graduate Jude Ferrari is pinning her hopes on building her own brand
Josephine Sidhu: Post-graduation growing pains
The CSM menswear graduate on childhood memories, see-through swimming costumes and adjusting to life outside the art school bubble while under lockdown.
There’s no pattern for a pandemic: fashion during coronavirus
We asked fashion creatives how the pandemic is affecting them, from cancelled jobs and calls for self-improvement to cries for help and compassion.
