Fashion ALIve contest results
CREAMODITE
Contest was launched earlier this year
The Fashion Alive Zero Waste Fashion and Print Design competition had been launched by our partners in Madrid (Creamodite), with the purpose of incorporating the winning designs into a fashion show that demonstrates and exhibits sustainable and Zero Waste pattern-making and tailoring techniques.
The show will be the first fashion show that includes textile designers, pattern makers and couturiers at the center of sustainable fashion creation.
FAshion alive
Fashion Alive is defined by its mission to disseminate and diversify sustainable printing and patternmaking methods that result in original yet commercial garments. These expermiental methods are guided by an intuitive approach, establishing new relationships between the body and its vestibilities, without sacrificing the main functionalities of clothing.
The results of the competition were announced. The competition received a total of 72 applicants, originating from a wide range of countries.
Without further ado: the winners
The Zero waste fashion contest winners are:
Bryan Bravo Osses,
Micaela Cluboug,
David Marti,
Santiago Iglesias Alonso,
Jamila Fakir-Salhi Akdi
The Print Contest Winner:
Florencia Lomeli Marín from the UDEM University of Mexico
We’d like to congratulate the winners and look forward to further developing their designs in preparation for the upcoming Fashion Event in Madrid.
So stay tuned!
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