BA (Hons) Fashion
Elisabeth Kiko
Deans’ Award for Studentship
I am a creative menswear practitioner of the future, designing a new conversation of creativity and freedom between a garment, a sculpture, culture, a relationship, architecture and all other sorts of research. What’s important to me is saving the creative intuition and challenge of communication and aesthetic. The space I want to create as a fashion designer and through my instilled passion is to bring together all forms of creativity.
I developed a collection pure and minimal in cut but rich in range of material and proportion as well as detailed. The core of this project aims to investigate and capture the impactful nature of one’s environment, providing for the genesis of a pure and minimalistic path to conceptual tailoring.
My collection raises awareness that creating sustainably and solely with second hand materials and waste is an indicator to more depth and innovative design.
