Art Fashion Show at Berlin Fashion Week 2024: Sustainable Designs by Therapy, Tata Christiane, and Fade Out Label
For Fashion Week in July 2024, Pandora goes Berlin Fashion Week one more time, with a series of performances and fashion shows from July 1 to 6.
On July 4, the gallery gives carte blanche to three sustainable and independent Berlin based designers:
Therapy Recycle and Exorcise, Tata Christiane, and Fade Out Label.
Join them on July 4th for their unique Art Fashion Show with live DJ sets and music from Zona Interdunar and MatteMatte and discover their unique creations, not only on stage on Thursday, July 4th, but actually all Berlin Fashion Week long at their Pop-Up store at Pandora from July 1st to 5th.
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Pop up Store at Pandora Ground Floor showcasing Fade Out Label, Tata Christiane and tHERAPY Recycle and Exorcise.
1-5 July 2024
Open to Public 2pm-6pm
Address: Mittenwalder Str. 6, 10961 Berlin
Art Fashion Show at Berlin Fashion Week 2024 from Fade Out Label, Tata Christiane and tHERAPY Recycle and Exorcise.
LIVE MUSIC by MATTAM MATTAM and ZONA INTERDUNAR
July 4, 2024
Doors 6pm – Shows start at 8pm
Entry:
- General Public Door Entry: 15 euros, or 20 euros with 1 Drink included
- Press, Communication and Industry Professionals RSVP writing to berlinartfashion@gmail.com
Show and Pop-Up Store Address: Mittenwalder Str. 6, 10961 Berlin
Art Fashion Show at Berlin Fashion Week 2024 presenting Therapy Recycle And Exorcise
Therapy is a contemporary fashion brand known for its innovative designs and commitment to sustainable practices. Founded in 2012, the independent brand founded by two sisters from Argentina in Berlin has consistently delivered an authentic aesthetic, and a bold message.
The brand is known for creating clothing and accessories that invite to participate in a playful, creative and also healthy relationship with fashion, not imposing trends or obeying mainstream beauty standards, while at the same time salvaging discarded quality materials. Therapy is a research on identity and self-expression through the creative reuse of materials.
Therapy Berlin is thrilled to announce the launch of their latest fashion collection ANTAgonia. The collection reimagines a mix of garments traditionally associated with a patriarchal, efficiency and production based system, transforming them into new morphologies that envision alternative worlds, not governed by consumption or the domination of one gender or species over another.
ANTAgonia features deconstructed garments, fragmented into modules and experimentally reassembled with laces and ties. Inspired by the organic world, these new forms create a tension with the artificial nature of the materials used.
Art Fashion Show at Berlin Fashion Week 2024 presenting Tata Christiane
Colourful prints, thick crochet, and a one-way ticket through a dreamy universe. Tata Christiane’s deconstructed couture reminds us of playing dress-up when we were younger, experimenting with garments and following our imagination. What was once a dress is now a crocheted vest; several berets a shirt. Found items and discarded textiles of this sustainable Berlin brand are part and parcel of the creative process.
The unique football jersey collection, for instance, merges old-school Ajax and AC Milan jerseys with end frills from dresses. The end result is a playful reminder that the world’s greatest game is still just a game after all.
It’s upcycling on acid. Enjoy the ride.
Tata Christiane presents the “Postcards of a Future Island” Capsule Collection, showcasing upcycled knitting art couture by Cécile Feilchefeldt. Since 10 years, Tata Christiane has been collaborating with knitting artist Cécile Feilchefeldt, incorporating her unique samples. This collection fuses Tata’s latest spring-summer designs with upcycled knitting elements, resulting in sculptural and surreal outfits.
Cécile Feilchenfeldt is a distinguished knitting artist and textile designer known for her innovative and sculptural approach to knitting. Based in Paris, Cécile has been pushing the boundaries of textile art with her unique techniques and imaginative designs. Her work often explores the interplay between structure and fluidity, creating pieces that are both wearable and artistically intriguing. Cécile’s collaborations with fashion designers, such as Tata Christiane, highlight her ability to blend traditional craftsmanship with contemporary fashion, resulting in visually stunning and conceptually rich garments. Her contributions to the field have earned her recognition and admiration in both the fashion and art communities.
The “Postcards from a Future Island” Spring-Summer 2024 Collection by Tata Christiane takes inspiration from an imagined paradise, merging pastel and acidulic tones with surreal and whimsical elements. The collection features intricate digital and hand-drawn prints, combining technological precision with artistic imperfection. Influenced by the legacy of ceramic artist Clarice Cliff, the collection balances youthful Lolita charm with elegant sophistication, resulting in vibrant, sculptural, and imaginative outfits that celebrate the harmony between tradition and innovation.
Art Fashion Show at Berlin Fashion Week 2024 presenting Fade Out Label
Fade Out Label is one of the better-known sustainable fashion labels in the German capital. And for good reason. The brand pays no mind to traditional cuts, fits, and sizes, opting instead for upcycled garments for all ages, sizes, and genders.
No matter who you are, Fade Out Label has got something extra cosy and extra original just for you.
Perusing their collections, you’ll see a heavy – yet tasteful – reuse of denim and industrial neon fabrics. It’s reminiscent of the city in which the brand was founded. The pieces are like a slice of Berlin itself.
“BERLIN BERLIN” Capsule Collection
The latest FADE OUT LABEL collection is totally unisex and dedicated to BERLIN. Crafted from upcycling materials, embracing a zero-waste philosophy, Items made of mainly used jeans, scarves from football fans, traditional wool blankets from Abruzzo (Italy), metal accessories and drug vials, old parachutes and more.
Inspired by the collage work of Dada artist Hannah Höch and the innovative textile designs of Bauhaus artist Anni Albers, the FADE OUT LABEL pieces blend artistic heritage with contemporary fashion. The colour palette features bold blacks, whites, reds, and yellows, while the textures are intricately detailed, offering a rich sensory experience.
About Pandora
Since its inception in 2016, Untergeschoss der Pandora Gallery has been a captivating heaven for art enthusiasts, a creative hub, and the pulsating heart of the underground art scene in Kreuzberg, Berlin.
UnterGeschoss der Pandora is not your typical art gallery. Nestled in Kreuzberg, a neighbourhood famed for its artistic vitality, the gallery serves as an uncommercialized sanctuary where authenticity and creativity thrive, free from commercial constraints.
The diverse and passionate audience is a testament to the gallery’s magnetic appeal. Seventy percent of our visitors are artists themselves, making Untergeschoss der Pandora the ultimate meeting point for artists living and creating in Berlin.
