Patrick McDowell
A look from British designer Patrick McDowell’s latest collection, Catholic Fairytales. McDowell is taking part in a sustainability initiative at Berlin Fashion Week.
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Emeka Suits
Image Credit: Marcus Mainz Designer Sydney Nwakanma runs Emeka Suits from Berlin. The brand makes clothes using upcycled fabrics from Kenya.
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Joao Maraschin
Image Credit: Courtesy In his latest collection, Brazilian designer Joao Maraschin focuses on craftsmanship from his homeland and includes hand embroidery and knitting. He is taking part in the Fashion Open Studio project in Berlin.
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Catalogue of Disguise
Image Credit: Courtesy Catalogue of Disguise is fashion-based performance art, showing at Berlin Fashion Week.
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Anima Protection
Image Credit: Courtesy Anima Protection is one of the Berlin-based brands taking part in the Fashion Open Studio initiative at Berlin Fashion Week. The iniative “highlights designers who are actively working to find solutions to the key challenges” to making fashion more sustainable.
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Ivy & Oak
Image Credit: Courtesy Berlin-based brand Ivy & Oak offers more classic styles made sustainably. “We do not believe in traditional trade fairs, unnecessary middlemen and their associated costs,” the brand says on its website.
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Renata Brenha
Image Credit: Courtesy Brazilian designer Renata Brenha focuses on upcycling materials and artisanal techniques. She will also be taking part in the Fashion Open Studio initiative in Berlin this week.
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Vladimir Karaleev
Image Credit: Courtesy A look from Berlin-based deisgner Vladimir Karaleev’s collections. Each piece is unique.