LEM is a slow fashion label from Georgia, that hinges on historical fashion and loves to mismatch prints, fabrics, and iconography to feed its eclectic craftsmanship. Directed and driven by self-taught Pridon Niguarani, the brand speaks loudly about the power of reinvention and recreation. GLITCH was able to connect with Niguarani, and uncover the creative …
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An Interview with Tony Vicente CD of Rossario George Rossario George, is a luxe tailoring brand, that has been developing since 2016 under the creative vision of Tony Vincente, an artist spun designer. GLITCH invited Tony to share his design story and analysis of the industry ahead. Vincente explores how relating to consumer values and …
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Srushti Patil is a conscious designer, and someone who is artistically defiant in her bid to create better. GLITCH were able to connect with Srushti and speak with her about her own personal and evolving understanding of cirularity, and how she intends to develop the industry not only through design but through conversation and podcasting. …
GLITCH was able to connect with Swedish design student Abbas Mandegar in a profound and moving discussion about the importance of ethical communication in fashion. Mandegar reflects on his toils with child labour, his movement from Afghanistan to Pakistan, and the emotional significance of using of weighty metal, pins and scissors in his designs. His …
In a conversation with Susanna Pugliese, about her journey from the University of Westminster to working under the renowned house of Robert Wun, GLITCH gained insight into the resilient pathways of emerging talent today. Pugliese spoke of the hustle culture industry she chose as her destiny, and how she sees it as vital to fully …
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An Interview With Graduate Designer Mimi Yoo Korean designer Mimi Yoo had a career set out for herself in law, before deciding to take a turn in her own path and enroll at Central Saint Martins. She spoke to GLITCH about how university and fashion school expanded her endurance, fired an inherent curiosity, and led …
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An Interview with Evolutionary Accessories designer Duan Chiyang, Chiyang Duan is a Chinese London-based accessories designer, who prides himself in prioritising practicality. By transforming existing accessories, Duan imprints his designs onto pre-existing objects, reshaping and rejuvenating them to reach their greatest extent. Sustainability lays at the heart of much of his work, which sees him …
An Interview with Prim Shalyn, The Design Student Redefining Kitsch Prim Shalyn is the young Thai fashion designer behind an infamous “hair clip” dress and “chair dress” that have gained traction on social media. But her work is about much more than just viral pictures and creating the unexpected. GLITCH had the pleasure of speaking …
An Interview with Rui Yang, A Virtual Sneaker Artist For Nike Yang is a young digital artist is set to break onto the global scene, having recently received accolades from Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar in China. His fascination with organic formations, and the richness of natural design has strongly shaped his iconic aesthetics, and landed …
Remember the name Lars Weber. This is a versatile creative whose journey started from Hamburg in the realms of Communications Design before pivoting into freelance photography and AI art in Berlin as if these were all one thing. He is an upcoming talent in the creative field because of his forward-looking style coupled with his …
