Milan Fashion Week, kicking off today, is getting more and more inclusive with a range of special initiatives, presentations and runway shows by designers and brands from different nations and cultural backgrounds. WWD touched base with some of them, highlighting a selection of promising fashion talents from around the globe.Background: I studied architecture at the University of Cape Town and then I went on to work for British-Ghanaian architect Sir David Adjaye for a number of years.
What was the main thing you learned designing in the pandemic?: We are all connected in some way or form, and we are all very similar when it comes to what we value in life. Family, friends and health.Designer Shuting Qiu. Courtesy of Shuting Qiu.
Key pieces for spring/fabrics: Coordinates that feature shorts rather than trousers or skirts, plus tailored vests and everything crafted from jacquard silk or recycled denim. What was the main thing you learned designing in the pandemic?: During the pandemic, we had limited resources and everyone on our team was in different countries. It really reemphasized how everything we create has to be purposeful and as sustainable as we can make it.
Key pieces for spring/fabrics: Hand-printed fabrics and handwoven jacquards made by Indian artisans, handcrafted embroideries and hats in collaboration with Ara Lumiere.
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