
The garments are fully size-free. The silhouette changes depending on how the fabric is wrapped and tied, giving total styling agency to the wearer and turning dressing itself into play. With no single correct way to wear it, the work celebrates the diversity of bodies and the joy of self-expression.
The outfit consists of knit pants that expand up to approximately four meters at the waist and two long knitted panels intended to wrap freely around the upper body. All pieces are made from leftover industrial sewing threads collected from various places, reflecting the environmental awareness emphasized in the FFP lectures and a commitment to minimizing waste in the making process.
Material:leftover industrial threads, dye
Photography by YASUNARI KIKUMA / ©︎ FASHION FRONTIER PROGRAM
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