Global threads; embracing international designers from across the globe, and highlighting our difference in a positive and unique light. Everthing from culture to fashion we should embrace it all.
MARINÁ
Founded in 2018 in Bratislava, Slovakia by designer Marina Žiaková, MARINÁ sits at the intersection of zero-waste sustainability, avant-garde art, and high-concept versatility. Built on the idea that fashion should be an interactive game, her designs—including the award-winning, patented UFOdress©—redefine modern minimalism. Drawing inspiration everywhere from Slovak modern art to visual masters. Žiaková creates pieces that are equal parts gallery-worthy and infinitely wearable. Her latest collection, Growth, takes inspiration from medieval mathematician Leonardo Fibonacci, using the Golden Ratio and Fibonacci Spiral to sculpt hyper-balanced, harmonious silhouettes that fuse sacred geometry with contemporary edge.
ELISABETH BAUER
Based in Berlin, Germany, fashion and textile designer Elisabeth Bauer bridges the gap between analog craftsmanship and digital innovation. Rooted in traditional knitting, quilting, and experimental surface development, her work transforms fabrics into tactile spaces of structure and memory. Handcrafted textiles serve as the blueprint for digital compositions, which are then re-brought to life through detailed embroidery, structural quilting, and refined finishing touches. Built on a foundation of sustainability, longevity, and adaptability, Bauer delivers a high-concept, modern approach to textile design that feels both deeply thoughtful and cutting-edge.
DREIZEHN – AIR of MQ
Italian designer Francesca Zangrillo brings a deeply transformative vision to her Berlin-based studio dreizehn (thirteen). Exploring the liminal space between art and fashion, the brand centers on the reincarnation of discarded textiles and a strict zero-waste philosophy. Inspired by traditional Japanese cuts and raw underground energy, her fluid, body-inclusive garments are bound together by a signature red stitch—a visceral symbol of human touch, mending, and continuous rebirth.
