Taipei'S EPA Invites Fashion Designers To Pform Old Clothes

Pants are more than pants.

The "Environmental Protection Agency" will help the wardrobe reduction artist Janet wear the pformed second-hand clothes to start the show.

Many students at the University of practice show their second-hand clothes on display at the scene. Huang Liting, director of the Department of fashion design, said that students did not have to buy cloth at the market, instead, they looked for inspiration from a pile of old buildings and used the basic sewing skills to give new life to old clothes.

Huang Liting explained that changing old clothes can jump off the original function of clothes, reverse the clothes, and the trouser sleeves can be cuff.

Huang Liting suggested that the general public can use simple edge, wrinkle and bead beads to pform clothes, such as a long T-shirt that looks like pajamas, neckties, hem and pockets stitched with colorful ribbons and become a folk style jacket.

In addition, Huang Liting said, you can cut the old clothes into strips, sew them in skirts or clothes, create a fringed style simply, or cut the clothes into strips, and then knit them to create wrinkle effect. The sleeves of the T-shirts are wide enough to set the middle seam to crease, and the U collar of the chest can also be made into a V collar by simply scratching the wrinkles, and then bead beads. The old clothes have a new style.