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Alexandra Armata, a fashion designer, is committed to making sustainable jeans more accessible. She is drawn to denim for its versatility and complexity, and in her new collection, she has even created a suit that looks like wool but is actually made of brushed denim. Armata's Polish heritage and the political tensions surrounding denim as a result of trade embargoes have influenced her work. She has undertaken projects such as "30 Jeans/30 Days," where she upcycles used jeans into new designs, and she aims to challenge stereotypes and push the boundaries of upcycling. Armata is passionate about designing denim without contributing to environmental waste and pollution, and she wants to provide sustainable jeans to a wider audience. [Extracted from the article] |
