Explore The Talented Designers

Tadhg James : Between Function and the Fragments of Self

At the intersection of fabric and feeling stands designer TADHG JAMES (they/them) — a name that quietly carries the weight of reflection, honesty, and purpose. Their graduate collection isn’t simply fashion; it’s a map of selfhood. It retraces moments of concealment, dysphoria, and control — and transforms them into garments that demand consciousness.

The Art of Strength: NikNik’s Bangkok Fashion Moment

At the heart of Bangkok Fashion Week 2025, amid the pulse of lights, movement, and emerging talent, one name stood out — Thanik “NikNik” Junlarat, a designer from Fash26, Fashion College of Creative Industry, Srinakharinwirot University. Her work wasn’t just another collection. It was a declaration — an exploration of how beauty and strength can be forged, quite literally, from steel.

Oscar Hansen: Redefining Tailoring and Identity in Fashion

In today’s fashion landscape, where identity and artistry increasingly intertwine, few voices speak with the clarity, boldness, and elegance of Oscar Hansen. A queer fashion designer with a vision rooted as much in history as in modern experimentation, Hansen has emerged as a designer who treats clothing not as ornamentation but as a language.

Mostafa AlSous: Fashion as Testimony

Fashion has always been about more than clothing—it is language, memory, and testimony. For Mostafa AlSous, a designer whose work navigates silence, taboo, and the weight of human experience, fashion is nothing less than confession. 

Yinzhe Liu’s Emotional Design Language

For designer Yinzhe Liu, fashion isn’t just clothing — it’s a deeply personal language, a way of transforming memory, pain, and emotion into garments that feel alive. His most recent collection reflects this philosophy with striking clarity: born from hardship, it blooms with resilience, vibrancy, and quiet strength.

Sergey Gorbunov: People of Changes

Fashion can whisper or it can roar. For Sergey Gorbunov, it does something else entirely — it lingers. His work does not simply clothe the body; it sculpts emotions, histories, and fragments of memory into wearable form. To him, garments are not surfaces but structures. They exist as both shield and revelation, inviting the wearer to inhabit a story larger than themselves.

Shapeless Ephemerality & Banana Skins: The Art of Tension, Tenderness, and Transformation

In a world increasingly obsessed with definitions, categories, and rigid frameworks, there are artists who quietly, powerfully, and poetically rebel against them. One such artist offers a multi-sensory confrontation with identity and impermanence, where humour and pain coalesce, and where truth refuses to be singular.

MINIMAL MUSE: THE RETURN OF CLEAN

In a world where loudness is mistaken for relevance, where fashion often races to outdo itself with excess, KheyAtelier’s “Back to Simple” arrives like a deep, grounding breath. It’s not just a collection — it’s a recalibration. A return to clarity, to craftsmanship, to meaning.

Tanvi Dungrani: Where Textile Become Self-Portraits

In the intricate world of fashion, where trends shift faster than seasons, Tanvi Dungrani is rooted in something deeper — intention, identity, and quiet revolution. A textile designer and fashion model, Tanvi doesn’t just work with fabric. She crafts emotion, memory, and self-expression into every thread.

Atelier Berber and the Art of Slow Fashion

Atelier Berber honors slow fashion with linen, soulful details, and a deep connection to Moroccan craft, heritage, and intentional design.

BREAK IT — Fashion as Rebellion, Resistance, and Release

In this single sentence, Hidar Safaa defines not only her personal journey, but an entire philosophy — one rooted in healing, anger, softness, and revolt.

Where the Moroccan Fashion Designer craftsmanship meets timeless femininity.

The Last of the English Rose’s By Denholm bruce

“A project born from memory, shaped by loss, and softened by lace. This is where beauty fades — and meaning remains.”