Animated Fashion

A whole mini-drama shot in stop motion using only clothing. This is Shiny made by  Daniel 'Cloud' Campos  an award-winning Los Angeles-based dancer, director, and actor with Spencer Susser a film direct and screenwriter. 

Robert Wun II

Robert Wun's AW 2016 collection 'Rosary' has a wonderful softness about the fabric manipulation with enveloping, voluminous soft pleated forms. The photography by Nhu Xuan Hua perfectly reveals the full design dramatically highlighting the great shapes and design of the rear elevation. The diffused tone of Roberts monochrome designs cleverly play tricks on the eyes and alter the perceived volume and silhouette.

Celia Meirelles

There is a wonder and joy at shaping and constructing scraps of thread and fabric into characters maybe it should be called 'Pinocchio syndrome' for you do feel that you are making a life.

Brazilian artist Celia Meirelles does this creating salty sea dogs from the curl of their beard to the turn of their boot or the catch of the day, each sailor carries a history.

Yoni Lefevre

Yoni Lefevre has through an incredible project challenged our view of grandparents by interpreting them through their grandchildren's eyes and creating costumes based on this vision.
Yoni visited a primary school and asked the pupils to draw their grandparents. She then selected the drawings =of four children aged 10 - 11 years.  Yoni Lefevre explains that unlike the majority of the population, children do not see their grandparents as gray and "dried", but as a happy, full of life, people with passions, who make life colorful.

Cyrus Kabiru

Cyrus Kabiru is a self-taught Kenyan artist who assembles glasses from found objects. His work traverses costume, performance, fashion sculpture and painting.

Chinami Mori

Chinami Mori weaves using a freestyle Japanese weaving technique known as Saori. Chinami’s 93-year-old grandmother Emiko is often her model, photographed in a burst of colour and their internet fame is spreading. Chinami's weavings alow her to combineamazing colours and textures by using a mixture of colored yarn, string and fabric.

“There are no rules, I can weave as freely and as colorfully as I want.”  Chinami 

Emiko her grandmother spends time at Chinami’s workplace almost every day.

“She’s my favorite person in the whole world,” says Chinami. “I make grandma happy, and that’s just so much fun for me." 

Matilda Norberg

Matilda Norberg graduated from the RCA last summer with this wonderful collection of Knitwear called; "Earth's Crust / Material Rules" a collection that experimented with innovative knitting techniques combined with bold silhouette and form.