Raffles College of Higher Education, KL BA Fashion Module Leader and Senior Fashion Design Lecturer Nisan 2017 - Şu anda

Raffles International College Hong Kong, HK Fashion Design and Fashion Marketing Lecturer Ocak 2016 - Şubat 2017

Boxeur Des Rues Fashion and Textile Designer Kasım 2013 - Ocak 2016

NABA Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti MA Fashion and Textile Design 2014

Izmir University of Economics BA Fashion and Design 2007

GUESS Resourced Exhibition "Revive" - Transforming scraps and used clothes through up-cycling...   Açıklama: Launching RESOURCE Program. Fabric Recycling Campaign, saving resources through reusing and recycling helps to protect our environment, creates a positive impact for our world. Aimed to create responsible design understanding and designers. For further read, please visit https://raffles.edu.my/donate-your-old-clothes-to-guess-and-raffles-kl-fashion-students-will-remake-them-into-new-ready-to-wear-pieces/   Projeyi Gör

Japanese Fashion Exhibition Sustainable fashion through creativity   Açıklama: Sustainable fashion is become a crucial matter not only for the fashion industry but also for our eco-system. As the Fashion Design Department in Raffles College of Higher Education, we wanted to overcome these issues starting from the design stage. Japanese Fashion Exhibition is part of the Raffles KL’s Sustainability Project, in which we aimed to build a remarkable understanding of circular fashion to create awareness & adding value to sustainable fashion. Each piece is consist of combining different types of post-consumer waste including secondhand clothing & secondhand textiles. For the techniques, upcycling, reconstruction, Japanese stitching & fabric construction methods are used.   Projeyi Gör

ECO - Rangoli Project Naturally dyed recycled fabrics   Açıklama: Students worked on various types of weaving, knitting, colouring and natural fabric dying techniques to complete Rangoli design patterns. Created in collaboration with Intermark KL and Raffles College of Higher Education Kuala Lumpur. Handwoven Kolam made of recycled fabric, each dyed using natural ingredients to raise social awareness of recycling and repurposing. This handcrafted artwork was created by Raffles KL Fashion Design & Fashion Marketing students over a duration of 8 weeks, using techniques such as weaving, finger knitting, finger loom braiding, tie-dyeing & shibori tie-dyeing.   Projeyi Gör