Statement
‘Design is an ever-evolving process. For WasteFest, I wanted to redesign a look I created previously, made from faulty discounted PVC. Other materials I incorporated include children’s jackets, as well as couch covers and lampshade, both sourced from Hanover House office space. Off-cuts and unused materials will be used in future designs. An accompanying photoshoot at Hanover House soon-to-be-demolished office space ensued’
Team:
Design/make/direction/assist : Baaqiy
Photographer: Julia Engl
Talent: Raina Ye
Featured:
Cover story for @rollupmagazineok issue #41
Photography: @mathew__stott
Styling: @superhuwman
Hair: @nisal.mua
Make up: @roxanne.canedo
Studio: @lumi.studio
1st photo assist: @kasperjernhag
Digi: @bodhz
Crew: @sam.r.davis @joelleparisotto @mo_________sun
Talent: @rhylee.h_ @jillian__smolenski @ameliaqi
About Future From WasteLab of STH BNK by Beulah
The way we have been consuming fashion for the last few decades has come at a huge expense to environmental, social, and economic health. In line with BETA’s aim to pave a new path in sustainability, the Future From Waste Lab rewrites the rules and looks beyond the fashion industry’s current boundaries to present a radical new retail model that is part of the solution.