International Student Design Competition 2022 : Category Winners Announced!
The Real Leather. Stay Different. International Student Design Competition, in partnership with ArtsThread, has confirmed its category and People’s Choice winners for this
The Real Leather. Stay Different. International Student Design Competition celebrates the beauty, sustainability and versatility of leather, while recognising the innovation and craftsmanship that the new generation has to offer.
The competition engages with young and exciting designers to directly highlight the history, application and sustainable credentials of leather as a rich and versatile material.
In doing so we look to recognize and reward creativity, craftwork and innovation in fashion & design while also creating new exciting ambassadors who can champion leather for the future.
The Real Leather. Stay Different. International Student Design Competition, in partnership with ArtsThread, has confirmed its category and People’s Choice winners for this
As part of this year’s Real Leather. Stay Different. International Student Design Competition, a Digital Fashion Futures workshop was held on Wednesday 15th June, and is now available to all fashion students
As part of this year's Real Leather. Stay Different. International Student Design Competition, a Digital Fashion Futures workshop will be available to all fashion students globally on Wednesday 15th June at 12:00 BST for one
We’re excited to announce our official partnership with Institute of Digital Fashion on this year’s International Student Design Competition 2022, bringing to the forefront a common set of values to support emerging creatives through
We unveil the winner and her design as featured on the front cover of Rollacoaster magazine and modelled by Sano Turdiev
Emily Omesi, winner of the 2021 Intentional Student Design competition discusses the inspiration behind her designs and her thoughts on leather
Selected by the judging panel, chosen from nearly 400 entries from countries spanning from Argentina to Vietnam.
Inspired by the women of the Bauhaus; Jonathon's collection consists of modern shapes and woven scraps of left over leather.
Yang Shen's collection 'Looming' features a variety of unique leather jackets that are not only functional and protective but also timeless.
Meghan's presentation is inspired by deep sea creatures bioluminescence, organic shapes and textures.
Iga's final design uses a technique called leather wet free-forming to create a body piece made using black, veg tan leather.
Inspired by growing up on her family farm, Chloe's designs pay respect to the longevity of leather as she creates a garment that will be handed down over generations.