To kick off our London Design Festival Coverage our London Inhabitant Ariana Mouyiaris took a trip out to DePLOY; a sustainably and DIY-focused fashion line. Open to the public until September 25th, DePLOY WorkSHOP allows visitors and shoppers alike to come in and watch the designers at work: altering, customizing and developing garments, while perusing wares and potential purchases. We love their DIY approach to sustainable style- they have a core collection that is infinitely customizable with secondary elements and continually cool as the seasons change!
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This is such a cool concept! I only wish I lived in London to experience it firsthand.
I am so impressed with Bernice Pan and her fabulous ideas….DePloy WorkSHOP is at the top of the list for my next trip to London. I am an ex-designer (for 40 years), now teaching Digital Fashion Design at both Parsons and FIT (where I had the pleasure of having Bernice in one of my classes). The major topic for our Digital Portfolio at Parsonss this year is, in fact “The Environment” so we are in sync all over the world, I hope.
My best to Bernice.
Best regards to whomever reads this,
Jane Beard