The Bite Magazine - Spring/Summer 2020 - Issue 27

bite fashion SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY www.shu.ac.uk KASIMBEG X KASIMBEG Kasimbeg offered their interpretation of tailoring for women. Oversized elements showed in collars and shoulders, sophisticated with an air of casual cool and a play on masculine fashion adopted in feminine clothing. Suits layered with trench coats and a long pinafore dress was paired with an oversized bomber style jacket with a suit collar. A refined colour palette of navy blue was enhanced with pops of white, green, and royal blue. SARAH THOMPSON Sarah Thompson reworked old clothes, exploring the relationship the British Farming Community has with fashion. Sourcing old and loved garments from these commu- nities she created playful patchwork in an array of bold colours. Each garment held its own; long shirt dresses were layered with jumpers; patchwork denim skirts and jackets featured pops of neon yellow and orange. Patches were featured throughout the collec- tion showing repairs to the once loved and worn garments; a showcase that upcycling is a great way to hold onto clothes.