Hualei Yu: Finding the ‘right’ way through the ‘wrong’ answers
If an Elvis jumpsuit is wrong, then Parsons MFA graduate Hualei Yu doesn’t want to be right
Making Dresses from Dollars and Dimes
For Parsons graduate Kota Okuda, money makes the world go round.
Designing from an imagined yesterday for a real tomorrow
OTB Prize winner and Parsons graduate Annaliese Griffith-Jones discusses designing with an imagined past in mind, why she doesn’t toile, and her approach to the sustainability issue.
Meet Parsons' paper girl, Venice W.
Self-proclaimed "lazy designer" Venice W. lived in her designs for a year. How did this affect her process?
Samantha D’iorio: Why does size matter?
The Australian designer questions the state of body inclusivity in the industry, and focuses on fit and function.
Chi Yu Han and the gender divide in fashion
The New York-based designer thinks carefully about masculine and feminine roles within a given garment.
Karen Heshi: “Why must a suit look like a suit?”
The designer reflects on the tension between functionality and identification in her graduate collections.
Lily Xu: Knitting Yourself Back Together
MA Knitwear graduate Lily Xu on tackling loss and loneliness through clothing
Jessica Guzman on machine-knitting careful chaos
Can you manufacture the same garment differently every time? Jessica Guzman’s semi-elasticated knits say yes.
