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STEP 1: JOIN OUR WEBINAR
Find out more about Junk Kouture by joining a Webinar which will provide you with everything you need to know about the upcoming competition in France– from what materials can be used, to what the judges are looking for and how you and your school can get involved.
step 2: follow us
step 3: design preparation
Before beginning the construction of your design in September 2021, there’s a few things you can do now!
Research designers and techniques for your design
Think about the story you want to tell through your sustainable couture
How to collect waste materials to use as your fashion textile
Design a mood board to create the visual direction of your design
Junk Kouture Journey: The timeline
Join the JK Community by Registering on the App
Keep an eye out for lots of tips and techniques on the Resource Hub coming soon!
Enter and Submit your application via the App
Dates coming soon
Exciting location to be announced soon!
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MEET A JK CREATOR FROM PARIS!
Milene is a final year student at ICS Paris. She entered the 2021 Junk Kouture Competition and has made it to the Grand Final which will be aired on National Television towards the end of the year. Milene is naturally quite shy and does not like being the focus of people’s attention. However, her creative talents have certainly grabbed the attention of so many over the past couple of months. Milene has always enjoyed upcycling her own clothes and adding new details to them to make them feel like new. She wanted to challenge herself and push this hobby to the next level. This is when she decided to take part in the Junk Kouture competition. READ MORE >
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