История самого большого болгарского платья | Ivan Donev | TEDxVitosha

Модельер высокой моды Иван Донев рассказывает, как традиционное болгарское наследие может стать основой для будущего моды. Он связывает международную карьеру на подиумах с семейными сундуками и ручной работой. В центре внимания его последнее творение – большое болгарское платье, выткané руками матерей и бабушек. Тема выступления – восстановление, сохранение и передача старых материалов в современном дизайне.

• Традиция как материал для современного дизайна
• От мировых подиумов до болгарских сундуков
• Большое платье, сотканное вручную

Taking us on a journey from global runways to traditional Bulgarian heritage, internationally acclaimed Haute Couture designer Ivan Donev proves how the past can serve as the ultimate fabric for the future. He challenges our perception of modern design, leaving us with a provocative question: what if tradition isn't out of style at all? A renowned designer with an international career and an alumnus of Koefia—Rome’s oldest haute couture academy, Ivan Donev is the recipient of 34 international fashion accolades. His collections have been showcased all around teh world and his creations have been featured on the pages of Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar and ELLE, and on the podiums of Rome, Milan, Tokyo, New York, Beijing, Dubai, and Doha to Chicago. Ivan brings a unique perspective on fashion to our stage — one where the most valuable material is history, and the most modern approach is creating rather than discarding. Long before ""slow fashion"" became a global topic, he already knew how to repurpose the old - to mend, to preserve, and to pass things on. Ivan will take us on a journey from global runways to Bulgarian heirloom chests, showing us how the past can serve as the raw material for the future through his latest creation The largest Bulgarian Dress woven by the golden hands of our mothers and grandmothers. " This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx