Editorial

Wardrobe icons. Jeans. Leather jackets. Trenchcoats. Shirts. Denim jackets. The common ground? A deep-rooted presence in our culture. These pieces have stood the test of time, evolving little in appearance and continuing to be wardrobe staples. Since we know these items will remain in demand for years to come, why not shift towards more responsible, sustainable versions of these iconic pieces? This collection presents a new approach to material sourcing and craftsmanship, prioritizing high-quality clothing while maintaining the timeless appeal of these wardrobe essentials. By focusing on denim and leather, the challenge is to create desirable pieces that don’t compromise on durability and longevity. So, how can we achieve this while avoiding the use of harmful chemicals for treatments? There are alternative methods and sustainable materials that can be utilized to preserve both the environment and the design integrity. My goal is to prove that responsible fashion can be both sexy and sustainable. “Bio” clothing doesn’t have to sacrifice design or aesthetics, despite the misconception that it does due to limited materials and treatment options. This is my vision for a more responsible yet stylish future.