By reimagining a common, discarded material, the dress not only raises awareness about the importance of recycling but also highlights the potential for innovative design in the sustainable fashion movement. The collaboration with Kojak brings together art, fashion, and environmental responsibility, creating a powerful visual representation of how waste can be turned into something both beautiful and meaningful. This piece challenges traditional notions of fashion, encouraging the public to view sustainability as a key component of the creative process.

Feathers have been dominating the fashion scene, but we took a different approach—these weren’t just any feathers, they were made entirely from upcycled plastic. This collaboration wasn’t just about making a statement on the runway; it was about shedding light on two vital causes. First, transforming single-use plastic into something permanent because, let’s face it, plastic isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Second, empowering the talented Egyptian refugee women of Nilfurat by providing them with work opportunities and a platform to showcase their craftsmanship.