Taiwan Region’s third annual Real Leather. Stay Different. Student Design Competition received 460 entries from students from 18 colleges and universities. The five judges selected 20 finalists who had the opportunity to make prototypes of their designs- and in this video, you’ll discover the inspiration behind some of those creations!
This year’s designs explored themes such as society’s sexualisation of female bodies, and how travel can influence fashion. All these designs are underpinned by the use of leather as a sustainable material.
The full shortlist and their portfolios can be viewed here.
Real Leather. Stay Different. Taiwan Region Competition is co-organised by the Leather & Hide Council of America, Taiwanese International Leather Association, and Taiwan Regional Association of Tanneries. The final live event will be held on the 25th of August in Taiwan, so stay tuned for the winner’s announcements on our website and the Taiwan competition page.
Josslyn Shi from California College of Art has been crowned Overall Winner of the Real Leather. Stay Different. International Student Design Competition at a glittering final event held at the U.S. Embassy in London.
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Last month, we celebrated the winners of this year's China Mainland Student Design Competition at a dedicated Awards Ceremony, where they each received their trophies in front of fellow students and key industry figures. This year’s competition received an
Get in the summer travel mood with these great leather additions by Mike Adler
Xiao-Yun Chang has always had a love for disassembling and building objects- she has worked with a range of materials including metal, ceramics and glass. Whilst studying Craft Design in College she was introduced to leather, and found its charm and
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