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GRADUATION COLLECTION

Name
Alberte Fischer
Education degree
Master
Subject area
Design
Study programme
Fashion, Clothing and Textiles - New Landscapes for Change
Year
2023

"In a world of excessive consumption and mass production I want to cultivate craftmanship to create long lasting garments. I believe in producing less but better to encourage people to keep and use their clothes for longet time. As a part of the new generation in fashion I strive for longevity as my sustainable approach - this has become a fundamental part of how i want to engage in the fashion industry"

This project is a suggestive exploration into the concept of longevity. The aim was to get closer to finding my own design language and translation of the term in practice. I want my design to be valuable in a way that encourage longevity and conscious consumption, by providing aesthetical and functional value. Through the project I investigated a future vision for longevity, exploring how to create a form language based on my study of geometrical figures – liberating my approach to longevity from the “classic” styles associated with the term. Through my design, I wish to challenge how we often perceive long lasting clothes and emphasize that it’s not just jeans and t-shirts, but that it can be more exciting and challenging without losing the sense of ease. I hope to enlighten others with a different perspective on shape, and challenge not only my own approach to clothing and shape but others too. 

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The Royal Danish Academy supports the Sustainable Development Goals
Since 2017 the Royal Danish Academy has worked with the Sustainable Development Goals. This is reflected in our research, our teaching and in our students’ projects. This project relates to the following UN goal(-s):
Responsible consumption and production (12)