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A human being, fashion designer, artist, researcher, maker & stylist. Field of Remake & Sustainable Fashion. Swedish School of Textiles Borås, Sweden.

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GLÖGG på er!
Redan?! Ja. Dels för att jag tycker att man får göra som man vill, men också för att det är ett jädra rövarväder som kräver glögg + brasa PLUS en påminnelse om att det är dags att börja brygga om man tänkt sig att göra egen till jul. Just den här årgångsglöggen är fjolårs, bryggd av allkonstnären @anotherblog.se och jag lovar er - TO DIE FOR 🙌🏼 Drickes med fördel i precis vilka glas man vill 😊🤘🏼 #glöggsäsongeninledd

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Tänk att detaljer från en fyndad klänning från PMU Second Hand Alingsås kan få nytt liv som design på en jacka! 💚 Tack @anotherblog.se för att vi får inspireras av din kreativitet👗🧥✨

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Title: The "STIM" Bomber Jacket – A Dialogue in Sustainable Luxury
Edition: One-of-One

The Story:
Crafted at the intersection of heritage and circular design, this statement bomber jacket bridges two distinct textile histories. The body is constructed from rare, deadstock 1989 Swedish cotton fabric in the "STIM" (School of Fish) print, originally designed by Renée Cuddihy for the iconic department store Åhléns.

Contrasting the graphic Scandinavian cotton is a vibrant orange yoke made from authentic Ugandan barkcloth. Harvested sustainably from the Mutuba fig tree using an ancient, eco-positive process recognized by UNESCO, this heritage material requires no weaving, spinning, or chemicals.

By breathing new life into a forgotten vintage cotton roll and pairing it with regenerative global craft, this jacket completely bypasses the environmental toll of new textile production. It features a warm, structured quilted lining, clean metal hardware, and comfortable ribbed trim—proving that high fashion can be entirely circular.

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What should be pristine shores along Accra’s coast, including popular areas where local communities and beachgoers gather, are increasingly choked with mountains of foreign waste and fast-fashion cast-offs. ⁣
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A clean-up exercise organised by Greenpeace Africa and its local partners exposed the severity of the waste burden on this beach, highlighting the direct environmental impact of these discarded items.⁣
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This isn't just a local litter problem; it is waste colonialism in action. Our beaches are not the world’s dumping ground. It’s time to hold major consumer nations and fast-fashion giants accountable for the full lifecycle of their products. ⁣
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Real climate justice means stopping waste at the source and supporting local-led environmental remediation. ⁣
#GhanaFastFashion #StopFastFashion #StopToxicTextiles⁣

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As I publish this post, I am on my way to start another small yet exciting adventure. 😎 😁
I am heading to Sweden, where I will be a guest of The Swedish School of Textiles - University of Borås, thanks to an #individualmobility grant funded by #culturemoveseurope and managed by the Goethe Institut.
This mobility opportunity allows me to continue my doctoral research through a small-scale project titled REWEAVE – Reassembling Textile Waste through Zero-Waste and Negative Space Design winner of the 2025–26 Call for Individual Mobility.
The project stems from the idea of combining pre- and post-consumer #textilewaste to regenerate these materials and transform them into design #resources. The goal is to offer a fresh perspective on textile waste, moving beyond rigid distinctions. As we know, textile waste is a persistent, real-world issue; in my view, we shouldn’t stop at the pre- vs. post-consumer divide. Instead, we should approach these products and materials to see how they can be utilized immediately as secondary raw materials—without undergoing transformation or losing their intrinsic value as fabric, yarn, fiber, or fashion objects—and without losing the stories they have to tell.
A special thank you goes to Anna Lidström, a researcher expert in redesign. She taught me a great deal during my previous visiting period at the Högskolan i Borås, and I look forward to learning even more from her during these days we will spend working together

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Vår överkonsumtion försvinner inte bara för att vi inte längre ser den.

Någonstans hamnar alla dessa outfits, hauls, must-haves och plagg vi tröttnat på. Och alldeles för mycket hamnar i Ghana.

Jag är i Accra med mina kollegor på @greenpeaceafrica @quasheroo
och Anna Lidström @anotherblog.se som är Dr i ReDesign, för att förstå mer om vad vår överproduktion och överkonsumtion faktiskt innebär när konsekvenserna dumpas här.

För det här handlar inte bara om vad vi köper. Det handlar om ett system som producerar enorma mängder kläder, säljer oss idén att vi hela tiden behöver mer och sedan låter andra människor och platser ta hand om det som blir över.

Vi måste prata mer om vad som händer efter att vi har rensat garderoben och den pågående avfallskolonialiseringen.

Kommentera gärna om det är något ni vill veta, så ska vi försöka svara på det

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Vi tackar @anotherblog.se för det fantastiskt fina mötet på @textilhogskolan 💝

Anna är en av våra stora inspirationen när det kommer till stil, design och glasögon.

Kika på vad hon har och säga så kanske du blir inspirerad du med✨

#gbg #borås #textilefashioncenter #glassesfashion #högskolaniborås

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Time well spent ✨ @copenhagen_contemporary

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This summer WOW Talks returns to Way Out West with inspiring conversations around some of the most important topics of our time – from politics and sustainability to the future of food, fashion and equality.

The first confirmed guests include Nooshi Dadgostar (V), Simona Mohamsson (L), Johan Rockström, Valter Nilsson, Karin Pettersson, Tone Schunnesson and many more. Hosted by Messiah Hallberg, WOW Talks will bring together leading voices for conversations that challenge, inspire and explore the future.

Presented together with Storytel, WOW Talks will take place on Slottsskogsteatern’s stage. More names and sessions will be announced soon.

WOW TALKS 2026:
Café Bambino Live (Karin Pettersson & Tone Schunnesson)

Eat the Future (Sofia B Olsson, Maria Bodin, Kenneth Gustavsson & Kalle Wannerskog)

Wear the Future (Valter Nilsson, Anna-Karin Dahlberg, Sally Bjerre Gaarde & Anna Lidström)

Too Hot to Ignore (Johan Rockström in conversation with Messiah Hallberg)

Beyond Politics (Nooshi Dadgostar & Simona Mohamsson in conversation with Messiah Hallberg)

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A surreal experience! 💙☀️ Clemens tog ut oss på en glaciär här om dagen. Han sysslar ju med Alpinism så ofta han kan (svinduktig, se bild 3) Vi säkrade upp oss i varandra och traskade runt med stegjärn, hjälmar och isyxor under några timmar. Luften tunn och solen galet bländade. Magiskt, meditativt och oförglömligt. Sen sov vi över på hytten, spelade kort, åt middag och sörplade dryck och glodde på alla fårade, seniga klättrare med den där äventyrliga blicken. Så fint och oförglömligt att gemensamt få uppleva och ta del av de miljöer där min man trivs som allra bäst - de otillgängliga Alperna. Också smärtsamt att se hur mycket det droppar vatten överallt, smälter i rasande fart!

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I början av juni arbetades det intensivt i labben på Textilhögskolan, när talangerna från Textile Movements talangprogram hade labbvecka.

Veckan har möjliggjort för deltagarna i programmet att testa sina idéer och koncept på riktigt - ett viktigt steg i utvecklingsprocessen - både som kreatörer och företagare.

- Att få komma tillbaka till labben på Textilhögskolan påminde mig om var en stor del av min kreativa utveckling började, men också om hur viktigt det är att ha tillgång till miljöer där idéer kan utforskas genom praktiskt arbete och experiment, säger Andréas Sandor Kristof, deltagare i talangprogrammet och alumn från Textilhögskolan.

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