Design Student -Michelle Kasujja. Image privided by AIU London |
Award winning designs of the night included Taylor
Scopes-Upton’s pristine white arctic parka outfit from the Precollections
category earning a cash prize from Vilene Freudenberg
AIU’s December shows always contain experimental pieces and for this year it was to stretch the design students’ imagination to create ‘better quality or greater environmental value’ garments from ‘useless products’ or ‘waste materials’. Titled ‘Upcycle’, the design brief for the students was Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. Upcycle was then broken down into three themes: Creative Drape, 3D form and Precollections.
Image provided by AIU London |
AIU’s December shows always contain experimental pieces and for this year it was to stretch the design students’ imagination to create ‘better quality or greater environmental value’ garments from ‘useless products’ or ‘waste materials’. Titled ‘Upcycle’, the design brief for the students was Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. Upcycle was then broken down into three themes: Creative Drape, 3D form and Precollections.
Designs were a collage of recycled fabrics including no
longer worn garments, paisley fabric, plastic bags and old newspaper to well
worn leather from old sofas and boots.
Discarded coffee bags was Zaira Xitlalitc Agular’s choice of fabric.
Inspiration was by those that become invisible in society, so the forgotten coffee bags become something new.
Discarded coffee bags was Zaira Xitlalitc Agular’s choice of fabric.
Inspiration was by those that become invisible in society, so the forgotten coffee bags become something new.
Jeffrey Van Hare goes for a grafitti theme.
Kyle Cooley's jacket was inspired by canvas sails for creative drape
Other student designs included:
Design student- Sarachimeg Bekhbat |
Design Student - Hazim Bangwar |
Design Student - Isaias Ponce |
Design Student - Isaias Ponce |
Design Student - Melba Robles |
Design Student - Zaira X Agular |
Proceeds from the event will go to the FSSA Zambia, funding
for Secondary School Assistance in Zambia.
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