Diana Uprichard Dolly Clothing
- New and Sustainable are contradictory
- Sole Trader
- Focusing on consumption
- Refusing to contribute to single use culture
- Exercising de-growth and decreasing waste
- Visual representation of how many clothes are thrown away every two seconds
- Using creative curation as a distraction
- Freedom from the highstreet
- To watch The True Cost
- Fashion Revolution
- Circular fashion
- If you keep an item for 2 years it has 24% less of an impact on the planet
- River Blue The impact 0f denim
The Great Dolly Clothes Swap 26th Feburary
- Community
- Belonging
- To disrupt the value of clothing
- Continue the story of clothing
- Redeveloping a love for unwanted clothes
Thrift Fashion Show
- Celebration of uniqueness
- A fashion show to exhibit old clothes
- High cost of £4000 to run
- Fundraiser needed
- Body positivity
- Knitted together community
Side stepping and Adapting
- Adapting to the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Sewing scrubs
- Fundraising through social media marketing
- Scrub Kits Dolly Scrub Hub
- Produced 14000 sets of scrubs
- Sew For Good
- Dolly Kit
Deadstock
- Using Deadstock fabric to make Dolly Kits
- Smaller kits using scraps of unused fabrics
Personal Notes
- Potential models Guilia, Lilly, Lara, Sarah
- Maybe Borrow items from Diana for a performative shoot
- Collaborating sustainability with a performance
- Earthy tones to connote the connection between sustainability and the earth
- Contrasting make up
- Minimalistic look
- Connote how sustainability is a circular performance that represents a cycle
- Formative is about building a character
- Collaborates the character within a performance and the character clothing holds when its reused
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