Shirel Abergel - i Used To Be You - a genderless collection inspired by Homelessness

i Used To Be You - presents different stages of transition from a normal life of stability to a physical loss of shelter and all that it brings.

i Used To Be You - Shirel Abergel 2 (2022) by Shirel AbergelGlobal Design Graduate Show

i Used To Be You - Genderless

Designed by Shirel Abergel, 'i Used To Be You' won the Genderless Category in the Global Design Graduate Show in collaboration with Gucci 2022.

i Used To Be You - Shirel Abergel 4 (2022) by Shirel AbergelGlobal Design Graduate Show

Shirel Abergel is a recent graduate from The Nb Haifa School of Design in Israel holding a degree in Fashion Design. Their project deals with the reality of the transient population, the Homeless.  

i Used To Be You - Shirel Abergel 3 (2022) by Shirel AbergelGlobal Design Graduate Show

"I feel like my creation reflects something more than a fabric and a pattern, you can tell the garment have a story and extra value."

i Used To Be You - Shirel Abergel 6 (2022)Global Design Graduate Show

"I chose to focus on a wrap coat as a shield, hats and extra layers. Expressing their day-to-day reality in a combination of intense and strong colors representing their emotions."

i Used To Be You - Shirel Abergel 1 (2022) by Shirel AbergelGlobal Design Graduate Show

"I believe that color has power in art, but a lot of people are afraid of it. This is something that I would like to enhance and make the audience look at it differently."

i Used To Be You - Shirel Abergel 5 (2022) by Shirel AbergelGlobal Design Graduate Show

"I feel that my special extraordinary details on my garments takes the creativity to a higher level."

Credits: Story

FIRST NAME: SHIREL

LAST NAME: ABERGEL

UNIVERSITY / COLLEGE: THE NB HAIFA SCHOOL OF DESIGN

COURSE / PROGRAM: FASHION DESIGN

GRADUATED: 2022

SPECIALISMS: GENDERLESS, FASHION STYLING, TEXTILES

WEBSITE:  i Used To Be You by Shirel Abergel

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