Born in 2000. Studies: Department of Fashion, Faculty of Design of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw (2019–2023), and Creative Coding, SWPS University (since 2023). She is a designer focusing on innovations and sustainability in fashion. She presented her designs e.g. at the final exhibition of the “MArteLive” competition (Rome, 2022) and final show of the “Mittelmoda” competition (Milan, 2023). Her “Cut Up” collection won her first prize in the “Diploma Selection” competition (Designblok Prague International Design Festival, 2023) and two special prizes from the companies LPP and Grupa GPoland in the “Złota Nitka” competition (Łódź Young Fashion, Łódź, 2023).
There is no denying that the contemporary fashion world is highly destructive. Clearly, it has been dominated by a Western mindset. Some of its postulates seem inviolable. However, there are always different ideas. They wait hidden in other cultures.
For instance: Western fashion is about aggressively fitting fabrics on body curves, complicated contours, cut-up material, and a lot of scraps. The fashion of traditional Japan is about prioritising the fabric, respecting the material, rectangular shapes, folding techniques, and no scraps.
Through transformation, I wanted my designs to become a bridge between the Western and Japanese fashion. My goal was to create clothes that would change not only shapes but also meanings. I intended to emphasise the contrast between various approaches to clothing and textiles.
I explored. I analysed. In Japan, I looked for something new. Change.
