
- CollegeLondon College of Fashion
- CourseBA (Hons) Fashion Sportswear
- Graduation year2025
This project investigates the intersection of apocalypse survival, emergency readiness, and military innovation through a design-led approach. In a world increasingly shaped by environmental crises, conflict, and societal instability, the project responds with a collection of functional garments and gear inspired by military-grade protection and tactical efficiency. Drawing from the aesthetics and structure of combat uniforms and survivalist equipment, the designs are adapted for civilian use in extreme urban and environmental conditions. Each piece integrates waterproofing, and rapid-access features, reflecting the urgency and unpredictability of apocalyptic scenarios. The project also explores how uniformity and symbolism in military attire influence perceptions of power, identity, and preparedness. Fusing utility with dystopian style, the work aims to equip individuals for uncertain futures while critically engaging with the politics of survival.
Final work

Look 1
-Light Moss Wax Bomber
-Olive Wax G3 Tactical Pants

Look 2
-Memory Foam Bomber

Look 3
-White Ventile Jacket (Fully Seam-Taped)
-Glow In The Dark Pants (Fully Seam-Taped)
-White Tactical Bag

Look 4
-Flat Rollable Jacket With Removable Sleeves (Fully Seam-Taped)
-Prince Of Wales Tartan Wax Skirt (Fully Seam-Taped)
Research and process

Lookbook
Outdoor Display

Look 3 Pants Development
Sewing and seam taping process recording.
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