Dauphinette
Cheng created a new take on a Dauphinette creation from the 2022 collection for this week’s campaign. “It was this dress that had small paper cranes quilted into clear vinyl,” she said.
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Dauphinette
Cheng, whose whimsical and ultra-Instragrammable designs for her six-year-old brand, Dauphinette, have graced New York Fashion Week runways and occupied exhibitions at the Met’s Costume Institute, said her engagement with the campaign was almost serendipitous.
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Zero Waste Daniel
Zero Waste Daniel brand pulls pre-consumer waste from New York City’s garment industry, along with other tough-to-recycle materials.
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Zero Waste Daniel
Those feedstocks are used to create unique men’s wear, women’s wear and accessories, many of which feature a patchwork effect.
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Christoper Jay Heller
Under his eponymous brand, Heller created a custom wide-brim hat decorated with etched paper cranes and an inscription that reads, “Make Cranes x Not War.”
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Christopher Jay Heller
Heller said artisans and designers “absolutely” have a place in discussions about international relations, politics and the world’s nuclear future.