



The car coat, cut from a 1940s long coat that weighed in with too much fabric, had a case of moth misery that was repaired by red ultrasuede maple leaves appliqued over the holes.
Textiles in distress call out for design rescue.
fashionRIP is a multidiscipline, transmedia installation of chapters, an exploration of perceptions and beliefs. It’s a platform that explores ecosystems health, generative economics, social justice, cultural and creative diversity. Starting with recycouture garments, the story became the Project. It is now an evolving experiment, designed to explore meaningful relationship based constructs that put human potential and whole systems health over the abstract ideas of faux "the real world."