Jennifer Droguett Espinosa is a Colombian and Chilean Sustainable Fashion Designer and Creative Director with a decade of experience in luxury fashion, specialising in sustainable, circular, and regenerative design and culture. She earned a BA in Fashion Design and Technology from AMFI in Amsterdam in 2015 and began her career at the renowned Viktor & Rolf atelier. After relocating to London, she worked for House of Holland and with emerging talents including Richard Malone, Supriya Lele, and Phoebe English. In 2019, she founded her circular label Anciela to pay homage to her cultural heritage. Anciela gets its name from her grandparents, ANgel and GraCIELA.

Parisian designer Steven Passaro graduated from the London College of Fashion with an MA in Fashion Design Technology (Menswear). Inspired by both Western and Eastern representations of the male mind and body, as well as the ever-evolving concept of self, he began his career at Christian Dior before launching his eponymous label in 2020. His debut collection, Body Of Folds, was presented during London’s Fall/Winter Fashion Week.

In January 2022, Passaro joined the official Paris Fashion Week calendar, a milestone that affirmed his place on the international fashion stage. His work soon attracted the attention of global retailers, with his collections being stocked by SSENSE, extending his reach to a worldwide audience.

Regina Branca was born in Florence but grew up surrounded by the vibrant traditions and cultural heritage of Sicily, which deeply shaped her identity and creative vision. After completing high school, she returned to Florence to pursue a degree in Fashion Design, driven by a desire to merge her passion for craftsmanship with contemporary design.

Her work reflects a constant dialogue between past and present, where Sicilian traditions, artisanal techniques, and collective memories are reinterpreted in a modern, sustainable way. Inspired by her roots, Regina explores the intersection of culture, nature, and identity, using fashion as a medium to tell stories and evoke emotions.

Sustainability lies at the core of her approach: she values slow processes, local materials, and innovative techniques that respect both people and the environment. Through research and experimentation, she seeks to create garments and textile manipulations that celebrate the richness of heritage while opening paths toward new, conscious ways of making.

For Regina, fashion is not only about aesthetics but also about creating meaningful experiences and fostering connections between individuals and their cultural origins. Her vision combines sensitivity, craftsmanship, and sustainability to shape a personal and contemporary narrative.

Designer Danha reinterprets traditional Korean beauty with a modern and sustainable approach. Her brand started by upcycling secondhand dresses into hanbok, reflecting a deep commitment to responsible design. She uses leftover fabrics to create garments and accessories, emphasizing durability through strong tailoring and practical features like hidden pockets. Danha’s designs focus on timeless quality, encouraging long-term wear and environmental care. The designer has collaborated with various domestic and international brands on sustainability campaigns and product collaborations. Regularly showcasing her collections at Milan Fashion Week, Danha also receives invitations to participate in global fashion shows and exhibitions, expanding her international presence. By blending heritage, functionality, and eco-consciousness, Danha continues to gain recognition as a pioneering designer committed to both culture and the planet.

Nigi Wang is a Hong Kong fashion designer specializing in custom-made celebrity costumes. He founded his own designer brand, “GINIGIWANG,” in 2015. His passion for stage design led him to win the Designer of the Year award at the China Southern Fashion Festival. Over the years, he has dedicated himself to blending Renaissance and modern aesthetics, a philosophy that has earned him both the Gold Award and the Best Look Award at the “It is me” Original Design Competition at International Fashion Week.

His design career began in 2012 with a bronze medal at the Humen International Design Competition. He has since received numerous prestigious awards, including the Silver Award at the 2013 China Dalang Design Competition and the 2014 Asian Fashion Designer Pioneer Award. In 2015, he received the Silver Medal for Original Costume Design at the New York International Photography Awards.

Nigi Wang’s designs fully demonstrate his boundless passion for fashion futurism, technological philosophy, and cultural heritage.

Liwen Liang is a ceramic worker and fashion designer. Liwen was born in a small city called Jingdezhen, but it’s the world-famous porcelain capital with a ceramic history of thousands of years. His family and friends are all ceramic workers. Liwen’s grandfather was a ceramic kiln worker at the National Porcelain Factory in the 1950s, and his descendants are also engaged in the ceramic business. Liwen finished master of womenswear design from the London College of Fashion in 2023. He has been thinking about how to express his understanding of the culture of my hometown from an international perspective.

Liwen grew up in his family ceramic workshop, and his creative style comes from the environment in which he grew up. The muddy working environment, the smell of the mud, the broken ceramic fragments, and the way the ceramic workers dress are all the sources of his inspiration. Liwen realized there is no aesthetic in fashion that presents our ceramic craftsman. He wants to bring the aesthetics of our community into fashion.