FASHION FEUD
COLLAR PROJECT BRIEF
Pleat, gather, paint, print, embroider, embellish, knit, sculpt, manipulate, destroy... what will YOU do with your collar?
"The White Shirt" brief is often a blank canvas fashion project used as an opportunity for a young designer to experiment and show off their style and creativity.
With this in mind, the Fashion Feud team have created a unique collar design derived from the minimal, graphic style of the brand logo, with the idea that our designers & collaborators put their own unique touch to the blank canvas.
Whatever medium you feel represents your style, work and ideas; get creative! You are free to use either a single technique or a combination of techniques to embellish or manipulate the collar and you are encouraged to use something similar to the designs and/or techniques being used in your current work. The main rule is that you must use the collar we send you, as a base.
The aim is to present these collars together in a two-phase collaborative realisation project, providing students and designers with a unique opportunity to showcase their creativity and have their work exhibited.
The project is open to textile designers, fashion designers, artists, makers, creative bloggers and students & graduates from a fashion, textile or art background.
To take part, please complete the Collar Project pack application form on this page. Be sure to include a link to your portfolio or provide social media links so we can see examples of your work.
The project is open internationally but completed collars need to be returned back to us by our final PHASE 2 deadline FRIDAY 29TH JULY 2016.
With this in mind, the Fashion Feud team have created a unique collar design derived from the minimal, graphic style of the brand logo, with the idea that our designers & collaborators put their own unique touch to the blank canvas.
Whatever medium you feel represents your style, work and ideas; get creative! You are free to use either a single technique or a combination of techniques to embellish or manipulate the collar and you are encouraged to use something similar to the designs and/or techniques being used in your current work. The main rule is that you must use the collar we send you, as a base.
The aim is to present these collars together in a two-phase collaborative realisation project, providing students and designers with a unique opportunity to showcase their creativity and have their work exhibited.
The project is open to textile designers, fashion designers, artists, makers, creative bloggers and students & graduates from a fashion, textile or art background.
To take part, please complete the Collar Project pack application form on this page. Be sure to include a link to your portfolio or provide social media links so we can see examples of your work.
The project is open internationally but completed collars need to be returned back to us by our final PHASE 2 deadline FRIDAY 29TH JULY 2016.
latest news:
23 June 2016
The Collar Project is temporary closed to new applications while we work on the Launch. If you would like to request a project pack, please check back in the first week of July.
April 2016
PHASE 1 of the Fashion Feud #COLLARPROJECT is complete! The project has already received applications from around the world, including artists, designers and students from the UK, USA, Europe and Australia. A big thank you to everyone who's already participated! We will be shortlisting these collars for a very special feature and will be announcing more news on this shortly.
In the meantime, the #COLLARPROJECT must continue! We have now re-opened applications: for a chance to get your work exhibited this Summer, request your free collar pack using the form above.
The Collar Project is temporary closed to new applications while we work on the Launch. If you would like to request a project pack, please check back in the first week of July.
April 2016
PHASE 1 of the Fashion Feud #COLLARPROJECT is complete! The project has already received applications from around the world, including artists, designers and students from the UK, USA, Europe and Australia. A big thank you to everyone who's already participated! We will be shortlisting these collars for a very special feature and will be announcing more news on this shortly.
In the meantime, the #COLLARPROJECT must continue! We have now re-opened applications: for a chance to get your work exhibited this Summer, request your free collar pack using the form above.
