THE DESIGN PROCESS
The Designer likes to draw inspiration from uniform and generic garments like the t-shirt, the shirt, the tank top, the tuxedo jacket and the tailored pants. His design process involves a first crucial step of understanding the semiotic meaning of each garment by an deconstruction, which is followed by a process of reconstruction where the garments are reassembled in a subtly hybrid shape.
In a radical way the Designer re-appropriates an iconic Yves Saint Laurent tuxedo jacket he bought second-hand at Guerisold in Paris, when slice cutting it at the waistline, defining a new silhouette. By questioning the normality and the meaning of each garment the Designer aims to generate new hybrids of existing generic garments that can be worn by both boys and girls.

THE DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
'Hybrid reconstruction' is a personally developed design philosophy about morphin different generic garments into one hybrid object, in a seamless process of reconstructio where the possibilities are endless.

PREVIOUS COLLECTIONS
OUTSIZE 03 autumn winter 0405
Show in the British Fashion Council Tent at Battersea Park sponsored by Topshop

OUTSIZE 02 / SPRINGSUMMER 05 Collection
Show in the Danish Royal Embassy sponsored by Carlsberg Export and Topshop

OUTSIZE 01 / AUTUMNWINTER 0405
3rd New Generation Award sponsored by Topshop and the British Fashion Council

GROUNDZERO 03 / SPRINGSUMMER 04 Collection
2nd New Generation Award sponsored by Topshop and the British Fashion Council

GROUNDZERO 02 / AUTUMNWINTER 0304
1st New Generation Award sponsored by Topshop and the British Fashion Council

GROUNDZERO 01 / SPRINGSUMMER 03 Collection
Shown as part of Fashion East sponsored by Channel 4 and The Truman Breweries

GROUNDZERO 00
MA Graduation Collection From MA in Womenswear at Central Saint Martins show af finale during London Fashion Week