CIRCULAR FASHION TECHNICAL DESIGNER

Crafted with an eye for detail and a dedication to reducing waste, this jacket is not just built to endure; it's designed to evolve. Its robust construction allows it to live through multiple lifetimes, and when it's time for a change, it can be easily upcycled or shredded into new cotton fabric. This design not only prioritizes style and function but also supports a circular approach to fashion, ensuring that each piece contributes to a more sustainable future.

The Teddy Backpack is made of vintage Levi's jeans. Filled with soft wadding made of recycled plastic bottles from the oceans.

These fabrics were originally destined for the landfill, but we saw their potential and gave them a second life. We salvaged and upcycled these discarded textiles into beautifully crafted pieces, turning waste into wearable clothing. Luxurious embroidered linen shirts and wool western jackets are just a few examples of how we transformed these forgotten materials. Additionally, handcrafted quilts, rich in history and texture, were repurposed to breathe new life into denim. These quilts became the foundation for reworked denim pieces and jumpsuits, merging timeless craftsmanship with modern design. Each piece tells a story of creativity, sustainability, and the power of conscious fashion.

These are different colour bras I sampled for the Studio Seventy runway show. Cut in lightweight printed drill and shaped using bones.

This is a zero-waste circular design tote bag. Made of denim scraps and cotton poplin lining.

Some of my creative pattern-cutting examples for What We Wear SS19 at London Fashion Week Mens.

These are images of the collection we designed with What We Wear team for Lagos Fashion Week.

These are some of the upcycled pieces I worked on.

What We Wear AW18 collection development for London Fashion Week Mens.