Category: Designer Profile
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The Glitch Noa Raviv Wouldn’t Correct
The software was built to catch mistakes — a curve too sharp, a seam folding through itself.
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A Softer Shoulder, Borrowed From Cairo
The shoulder came first, and it came undone.
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The Suit Sized for a Bigger Brother
A jacket by Hed Mayner fits the chest correctly, then keeps going — the back cut two sizes too large.
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A Boater Hat Paired With Ballet Slippers
A workwear jacket erupted into white feathers at the collar, and the room didn’t wait for an explanation.
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The Designer Who Left With One Suitcase
A Berta gown announces itself before it does anything else — a train that pools rather than trails.
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The Coat That Learned From a Sofa
To build a coat that reads as a satin-trimmed bed blanket, Julie Kegels didn’t start with a sketch.
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The Dress That Survived a Dishwasher
A machine that runs overnight, one thin layer at a time, producing a sleeve is not what anyone typically means by handmade.
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AllSaints Rebuilds Itself in One Night
Aaron Esh reaches for a track jacket’s pocket, not a concept, when asked what actually occupies him.
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A Tube Top Cut From Almost Nothing
The tube top has no closures — no zipper, no button, no hook-and-eye, only a loop of elasticated jersey.
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The Designer Who Keeps Removing the Factory
In her final year of design school, Danit Peleg ran a desktop 3D printer overnight for a year.