Chundie Zhu talks to herself, expresses her innermost thoughts through fashion, pursues art with soul and philosophy, and integrates abstract artistic expression into clothing design.

Eileen O'Shea likes to incorporate natural forms and colors into wearable art sculptures, trying to convey a mood or feeling in the work.

Nika Danielska is an alternative fashion designer living in Wroclaw, Poland. She creates wearable artistic objects based mainly on skeletal designs.

Avant-garde yet utilitarian, DZHUS designs are internationally recognised by their innovative cut and multi-purpose transformations.

A poet and a designer, Ryunosuke Okazaki feed his observers with the past and present visions that elicit empathy and memories.

Emma Ware uses sustainable processes and materials: rubber, leather, recycled metal to create empowering and inspiring wearable art.

Mohammed Ashi has a refined taste for art and he embraces embroideries to capture the essence of luxury and tell fairy tales through every meticulously hand-crafted design.

Maria Tsimpiskaki thinks of jewelry design as a combination of line and color and material that is each time the result of a given frame of mind, of different mental and emotional states.

Reed’s creations are described by him as belonging to a“Romanticism Gone Nonbinary”style, where clothes can have trasformative power as well as they can correlate to identity and liberation.

Combining his diverse abilities and skills renders uniqueness to Khajornsak’s work. He focuses on aesthetics of modern art, especially conceptual art.

Philip Treacy is one of Britain's most famous milliners, and exquisite hand-carved masterpieces showcase the fantastic imagination of this taciturn Irishman.

Fewer and fewer countries in the world are engaged in wicker cultivation and work. Despite this, the element of wicker can still travel through time, endure, and even integrate into new fields.

Van Herpen’s work is deeply embedded in nature. Its beauty, mystery and chaos are aspects that the designer draws inspiration from.

With female empowerment at the core of his ethos, Robert Wun is renowned for inventive, cutting-edge designs that celebrate the female form.