The collection for SS17 is the third collection that revolves around religion and secularism.
The SS17 collection was inspired by the moment that separated between the holiness of the Sabbath and the weekdays, according to the Jewish religion.
While designing the collection I tried to illustrate the transition to the weekdays and the return to the work routine through the textile I chose for the collection which is mostly Denim and more subtle variations in forms of Cotton, Linen and other natural materials that characterize Denim.
In order to emphasize the holiness of the Sabbath I used a tailored, festive and clean language, one that characterizes the Sabbath.





















































Photographer / Merav Ben Loullou
Model / Tor Vardimon Gudnason





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Daniela Treija for Clash Project



During this 4-day festival over more than 150 young fashion designers and (performing) artists from 30 different countries were given a platform for their work. This festival is a unique opportunity to get inspired by the art of fashion and to discover new talents. The program consisted of Fashion shows, Exhibitions, Performances, a Designer Market, Fashion Talks, Awards, MAFAD Graduation Show and more. This year’s festival theme was HERITAGE: a celebration of cultural diversity, which included special events such as the Heritage Exhibition, the Heritage Show and the Spot On! Opening event.








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Alessandro Trincone





Alessandro Trincone





Chris van den Elzen





Emma Hasselblad





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Hermione Flynn







Hermione Flynn






JIVIKA BiERVLIET x Peter Hsieh






EXHIBITION, Marketa Martiskova











FOLIA performance Martin Harriague & Mieke Kockelkorn






Adrianus Kundert for Clash Project






Chris van den Elzen











EXHIBITION, Emiliana Pontonutti






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YuYeon Cho for Clash Project






Emma Hasselblad






Roman Ermakov






Roman Ermakov






Klu by Edyta Jermacz






Studio Rooijakkers






Marit van Heumen for Clash Project




Photos by Team Peter Stigter


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This F/W 2016 collection is inspired by rebellious casual «Grunge» style in 90’s to late 90’s.
The word «Grunge» means «a mixture of grease and dust». It later became to mean nihilistic or unkempt dress style.   In 90’s, this trend had been all the rage in the fashion world. Girls preferred multi-layered and asymmetrical outfit with vintage elements. You may see that «Grunge» is with slightly tramp element.
While pursuing with casual outfit, but the style and clothing was gone rebellious bad girl.
Camouflage and plaid elements are added in throughout this collection with some metal rings as a decoration.
Vintage element is injected to this rebellious casual style by playing with loose-fitting shirt and jacket with cropped bell-bottom trousers and dress,
highlighting the chic sense of 90’s.



















































































Photographer Leungmo photography with Styling & Art Director by Lun Li and Jill Man.



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The ORGANIC HYBRID by Pavol Dendis is taking you into the depth of the seas,
where the kings of the camouflage live without any source of light. The collection combines Japanese shibori dye technique and
screen -printed photochromic pigments as an imitation of bioluminescence.

The concept of this collection is a junction between street design and textile technology, such as photochromic coloration. Exploring the body forms of the creatures living in the sea and transforming them into the smart clothing’s hacks, that can simplify wearing the clothes or changing the silhouette.
The colour scale is based on white and it is getting bleak due to deep blue shibori dye.

The undefinition of the human body in the photos is an interpretation of the reflection of life in the misty deep waters.


















































Photographer Radek Kudlacek
Makeup Artist Monika V. Make-up Institute Prague
Models Zděnek P., Lukáš V., Lucas M.


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