RE:MADE — Stories of creativity, circularity and a generation remaking the world

Monserrato students make headlines in Sardinia after Junk Kouture success

Alice & Beatrice with their 2026 World Final Design “Beyond the Cage”, Sardegna, Italy.

“You don’t need to redesign your whole curriculum - start with one project and let it grow.”

End of An Era, 2023 World Finalist (Monaco)

“For Junk Kouture, the opportunity is also a chance to bring the ideas of young people into those conversations through the designs themselves.”

September 27, 2026

“Building a fashion label isn't only about the finished look.”

“From your first classroom idea to final submission, the Education Hub is there to support you throughout your Junk Kouture journey.”

Creators

“Fashion doesn’t need to be expensive to be beautiful.”

From Pages to Fashion: Esmée Turns Memories into Something New

“I’m so grateful I got the chance to show my work on stage at the Volcano Summit and to be one of the voices speaking up for Congo”

Creators

“Young Voices. Creative Ideas. Global Conversations.”

Junk Kouture joined two major sustainable development events in Dublin, showcasing the work and ideas of young creators to representatives from across EU Member States.

October 6, 2026

“You don’t need to redesign your whole curriculum - start with one project and let it grow.”

“From your first classroom idea to final submission, the Education Hub is there to support you throughout your Junk Kouture journey.”

Creators

“Fashion doesn’t need to be expensive to be beautiful.”

“Junk Kouture is such an unreal place to start experimenting with fashion and learning how to turn an idea into something physical”

“Junk Kouture showed me that I could use what I have to get to where I want to go. It gave me the confidence to be proud of myself, and was the first time that I saw that I could use my creative side for something.”

“Junk Kouture has had a major impact on my career choices so far”

Culture

Monserrato students make headlines in Sardinia after Junk Kouture success

Young designers Alice El Haouari and Beatrice Mulana have been featured in L’Unione Sarda following their Junk Kouture success with “Beyond the Cage”, which will represent Italy at the 2026 World Final.

“For Junk Kouture, the opportunity is also a chance to bring the ideas of young people into those conversations through the designs themselves.”

September 27, 2026

“Building a fashion label isn't only about the finished look.”

The Volcano Summit in Guatemala

Ideas

“Everyone has something to say - an idea, an opinion, a story or a different way of looking at the world.”

Opinion

“I’m so grateful I got the chance to show my work on stage at the Volcano Summit and to be one of the voices speaking up for Congo”

For Haseena Atariwa, New York-based designer, Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) student and STEAM Award winner at the 2024 Junk Kouture World Final, travelling to Guatemala for the Volcano Summit was an opportunity to share her work, connect with new people and use her voice on an international stage.

“It really opened my heart and mind to the possibilities that all of us have.”

“To meet people who can teach me about the growing world. I’m beyond honoured to have shared a piece of mine on stage as well.”

“A design that highlights how we need to protect our oceans and stop overfishing.”

Creators

“Fashion doesn’t need to be expensive to be beautiful.”

When Esmée Cornwall, a young creative based in Dorset, England, got in touch with Junk Kouture to share a design she had created, there was a story behind the materials that immediately caught our attention.

Designs

“I absolutely loved it, working extra days and hours that I wouldn’t normally to finish the piece”

Bournemouth and Poole College student Archie is taking his creativity to the global stage after his design, Autopsy of a Modern Man, earned a place at the Junk Kouture World Final in Dublin in February 2027.

From Poole to the World Stage: Archie’s Junk Kouture Journey

JK World

Monserrato students make headlines in Sardinia after Junk Kouture success

Young designers Alice El Haouari and Beatrice Mulana have been featured in L’Unione Sarda following their Junk Kouture success with “Beyond the Cage”, which will represent Italy at the 2026 World Final.

“For Junk Kouture, the opportunity is also a chance to bring the ideas of young people into those conversations through the designs themselves.”

September 27, 2026

“Building a fashion label isn't only about the finished look.”

The Volcano Summit in Guatemala

Voices

“I’m so grateful I got the chance to show my work on stage at the Volcano Summit and to be one of the voices speaking up for Congo”

For Haseena Atariwa, New York-based designer, Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) student and STEAM Award winner at the 2024 Junk Kouture World Final, travelling to Guatemala for the Volcano Summit was an opportunity to share her work, connect with new people and use her voice on an international stage.

“It really opened my heart and mind to the possibilities that all of us have.”

“To meet people who can teach me about the growing world. I’m beyond honoured to have shared a piece of mine on stage as well.”

“A design that highlights how we need to protect our oceans and stop overfishing.”

Education

“Young Voices. Creative Ideas. Global Conversations.”

Junk Kouture joined two major sustainable development events in Dublin, showcasing the work and ideas of young creators to representatives from across EU Member States.

October 6, 2026

“You don’t need to redesign your whole curriculum - start with one project and let it grow.”

“From your first classroom idea to final submission, the Education Hub is there to support you throughout your Junk Kouture journey.”

People

“Junk Kouture is such an unreal place to start experimenting with fashion and learning how to turn an idea into something physical”

From the Junk Kouture runway to launching Gravel&Stones - we’re so proud to celebrate one of our incredible alumni! 💚

“Junk Kouture showed me that I could use what I have to get to where I want to go. It gave me the confidence to be proud of myself, and was the first time that I saw that I could use my creative side for something.”

“Junk Kouture has had a major impact on my career choices so far”

✨ Alumni Spotlight | Alicia Roestermundt

“To make clothing has always been my passion - as I have grown up with a love of sewing. The skill, craft and creativity has tested me and pushed me in many ways.”

Ideas

“Everyone has something to say - an idea, an opinion, a story or a different way of looking at the world.”

Everyone has something to say - an idea, an opinion, a story or a different way of looking at the world.

Got Something to Say? Welcome to RE:MADE

Schools

“Embedding Sustainability into the D&T Curriculum with Junk Kouture”

Junk Kouture is teaming up with the Design & Technology Association for: Embedding Sustainability into the D&T Curriculum with Junk Kouture

💻 UK D&T Educators - join us for a free webinar!