Zino Haro talks Uni-ke and digital fashion Julia Sarmento Pereira May 13, 2022 Artists, Creativity, Designers, Designers, Fashion Weeks, Interview, MESSFashion, Sustainability, Sustainablefashion Zino Haro is the CEO of Uni-ke, a start-up that stands out with its commitment to providing young creatives with complicated backgrounds and helping them to leave their mark in the industry. Moreover, Zino is also a talented fashion designer and musician who is always ready for new challenges. Her OneRise project under World Economic Forum is changing the lives of many 'immigrants and first-generation start-up founders'. We sat down with this creative visionary to discuss Uni-ke and digital fashion.
FASHION OPEN STUDIO BERLIN 2022 Julia Sarmento Pereira March 29, 2022 Designers, Designers, Fashion Weeks, MESSFashion, Shows, Sustainability, Sustainablefashion As a part of Berlin Fashion Week, Fashion Open Studio presented a series of exhibitions, talks, short films and highlighting 15 designers that gave an insight into their approaches to solving challenges in the...
Ukrainian Fashion Brands to Follow and Support Julia Sarmento Pereira February 28, 2022 Community, Creativity, Designers, Designers, MESSFashion, Sustainablefashion Last week, we witnessed the beginning of one of the biggest tragedies of the 21st century. On the 24th of February, Russia invaded Ukraine, violating the peace agreement and starting with a destructive attack....
Beata Wilczek: Digital Fashion Q&A Julia Sarmento Pereira February 24, 2022 Artists, Creativity, Interview, Lifestyle, MESSFashion, Sustainability, Sustainablefashion If the future of fashion is digital, sustainable, and diverse, then Beata Wilczek is leading the way. The Polish-born educator is the mastermind behind Unfolding Strategies, a Berlin-based fashion consultancy and education lab specializing in digital culture, tech and sustainability. She has recently joined The Dematerialised, a fashion NFT marketplace, as a Head of Digital Sustainability and Social Impact. Here, she sits down with Mess magazine to answer everything we want to know about the metaverse and digital fashion ethics.
Can Fast Fashion Be Made Sustainable? Natalie Wright January 23, 2022 Lifestyle, Style, Sustainability, Sustainablefashion, Trends Sometimes sustainability isn’t an option. For those of us who have a limited budget, fast fashion brands offer cheap clothes in all shapes and styles. Despite the fact that these brands churn out unnecessary a...
Parisian Style: Do French Girls Do It Better? Natalie Wright January 16, 2022 MESSFashion, Models, Style, Sustainablefashion, Trends Minimalist, capsule wardrobes are all the rage nowadays. They never go out of style and have their sustainable benefits also. A minimalist's dream wardrobe usually draws inspiration from the streets of France ...
Global Warming is Global Warning Julia Sarmento Pereira January 10, 2022 Lifestyle, MESSFashion, Society, Sustainability, Sustainablefashion What once was in the far future, now it is the present. There are many problems that our world is facing at the moment and maintaining them under control is not that easy. Alarming weather events are more and ...
Subversive Style: Taking the Basic Out of Basics Natalie Wright January 8, 2022 Designers, MESSFashion, Style, Sustainablefashion, Trends On her TikTok page, @thealgorhythm, fashion forecaster Agustina Panzoni coined the term ‘subversive basics’ describing the micro-trend of basic clothing that is altered to the point where their basic prac...
Knit Yourself a New Wardrobe Natalie Wright December 28, 2021 Lifestyle, MESSFashion, Style, Sustainablefashion, Trends Winter is well and truly upon us, and with that brings a whole new season of knitwear. The past year or so has seen a significant rise in hobbies such as knitting, crocheting, and overall self-production of cl...
