Sustainable projects with Humana Vintage
The new visionary and innovative outfits have been the result of the latest workshop in collaboration with HUMANA People to People Italia, an independent humanitarian organization.
Students who have participated in the Fashion Identity Workshop had the opportunity to create a sustainable capsule collection by selecting and reusing the unsold clothes from the Humana Vintage store.
They studied innovative sustainable materials and discovered opportunities for reuse, renovation and recycling.
All the students’ clothes were modified, reused and enriched with details /accessories according to the creative and aesthetic personality of each one, in order to create an original and innovative collection according to an upcycling process consistent with the concept of sustainable fashion transmitted by the Humana brand Vintage.
The new visionary and innovative outfits have been the result of the latest workshop in collaboration with HUMANA People to People Italia, an independent humanitarian organization.
Students who have participated in the Fashion Identity Workshop had the opportunity to create a sustainable capsule collection by selecting and reusing the unsold clothes from the Humana Vintage store.
They studied innovative sustainable materials and discovered opportunities for reuse, renovation and recycling.
All the students’ clothes were modified, reused and enriched with details /accessories according to the creative and aesthetic personality of each one, in order to create an original and innovative collection according to an upcycling process consistent with the concept of sustainable fashion transmitted by the Humana brand Vintage.
The projects included 10 different outfits with 3 real completed garments. They were developed around a precise approach of upcycling that draws on a personal world of inspiration, keeping in mind the importance of producing innovative ideas.
Special thanks to HUMANA Vintage for collaborating with Domus Academy, to our teacher and project leader Marina Spadafora and to our students for creating phenomenal projects to share.
Great job to everyone!
