Door: Esmeralda van Werkhoven, Gianiro Picus, Jeffrey van Loon, Pleuni Smits, Sacha de Greef. “S(cr)ew it! is een kledingconcept waarbij klanten een doos kunnen bestellen […]
Tag: kleding
Label the label
Door: Gabi Bekker, Coen Bergmans, Peet Broers, Suzanne Coppelmans, Sophie Hermans, Lars Lemmen. “Om mensen trots te maken op hun labels en labels bespreekbaar te […]
Kevlar onesie
Door: Dave Cole. “In a 2008 ArtForum reviewed Cole’s solo show at the Judi Rotenberg Gallery stating, “Dave Cole blurs the lines between homespun and […]
Volksware
Door: Silke Wawro. “Volksware© does not have its own production line, but Volksware labels the products of the people. Products, that have an emotional value […]
Yomango
Door: Leónidas Martín Saura. “The name “Yomango” and the lifestyle it celebrates refers to mangar, a Spanish slang term meaning “to shoplift,” particularly from multinational […]
Disaster wear
Door: Door Ruben Glasius, Iris Kolen, Robin Minkhorst, Noël Nafzger, Jordy Reijnen, Salah Zeroual. “Disaster wear is een kledingstijl en mob show die is gebaseerd […]
Wikileaks scarf
Door: Metahaven. “DV: Nobody could have foreseen what happened to WikiLeaks, and the events that unfolded. Of course, it’s impossible for an identity to keep […]
Post-Apocalyptic Nurse
Door: J. Morgan Puett. “… a Bio-Terror Nurse, Diagnostic Nurse, Post- Apocalyptic Nurse, and Inter-Galactic Nurse as conceptual premises behind the design of uniforms. For […]
Animal Sweater
Door: Karl Grandin. “Nature becoming culture and culture turning into our new nature. In the Animal Sweater pattern, 180 animal shaped logos are set free. […]
To Revolutionary Type Love
Door: Kawira Mwirichia “The “kanga,” the vibrant East African textile featuring Swahili proverbs, is widely known as “the cloth that speaks.” For centuries, women have […]
Damaged Gene
Door: Dinh Q. Lê. “In an attempt to raise public awareness about the residual effects of Agent Orange in Vietnam, Lê then organized Damaged Gene (1998), a […]
Victimless Leather
Door: Oron Catts and Ionat Zurr. “Garment became an expressive tool to project one’s identity, social class, political stand and so on. Garments are humans’ […]