PROJECT 1.6

2022

In a world that often demands perfection, I discovered in UNHATE a mirror for what we refuse to see—our division, our preconceptions, our fear.

Crafted during my Inside Studios course for DMAG, this proposal arises from a longing: to reclaim the human voice in fashion, to give visibility to what prejudice silences, to transform appearance into a gesture of empathy.

Even though this began as a simple “test,” I felt compelled to bring it to life with care. I sought out the right people—a photographer, makeup artist, and hair stylist—whose vision aligned with what UNHATE meant to me, so the project could carry (through imagination) the depth and intention it deserved.

For that, I chose Eva Moro Cafiero because her art installation doesn’t just exist alongside nature—it merges with it. Her work reminds us that technological advances are never neutral tools; they shape the very fabric of society and our relationship with the natural world.

Through sinuous forms and a mysterious, almost primordial essence, her pieces evoke a sense of genesis, of a shared origin between the organic and the fabricated. This dialogue between nature and technology, between what is living and what is made, resonated deeply with the questions at the heart of my own project.

For me, UNHATE is a multifaceted concept—an invitation to look deeper into human relationships and imagine a society that is more just, more open, more whole.

It speaks of transcending the walls of prejudice, discrimination, and violence. It celebrates diversity not as something to be tolerated, but as a source of beauty, growth, and collective strength.

UNHATE is about freeing personal expression, letting it breathe without fear, without censorship. This proposal seeks to turn fashion into a language of empathy—one that transforms appearance into presence, style into connection, beauty into resistance.

ART PROPOSAL

STYLING PROPOSAL

MAKE-UP AND HAIR PROPOSAL

Through aesthetic experiments, art proposals, nature’s textures, and styling choices, I seek to reveal: light in shadow, softness in toughness, identity in the abstract. Every piece will carry the echo of someone’s story. Every choice will carry texture, subtlety, intention.

This proposal isn’t a finished work—it is a promise. A promise that fashion can do more: provoke, heal, connect. That style can be protest. That beauty can hold resistance.

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