In the realm of fashion, we transcend mere garments & accessories

It seems our generation is more attuned to our emotions, fearlessly expressing ourselves through fashion. Bench Fashion Week Day 2 showcased designers whose craft is deeply influenced by their innermost feelings and experiences.

Cotton On kicked off the day with a lively collection perfect for summer, featuring sports-inspired jerseys, rugged denims, and cotton dresses over pants, exuding a sense of adventure and freedom.

At the Human show, rapper Al James performed while models strutted in street art-inspired fashion, donning loud slogans, bold colors, and oversized pieces, reflecting a bold and vibrant spirit.

Nicoló Perez, a psychology graduate and designer, presented his collection titled “Pick Me,” which explored themes of yearning and self-discovery. His pieces, adorned with floral motifs and Rorschach-like patterns, showcased his precise tailoring and mastery of construction.

Carla Zhang of Le Ngok shared her personal journey through her collection “There’s Nothing Wrong,” depicting her battle with anxiety and journey towards inner peace. Her avant-garde pieces, crafted from a mix of materials like knits, crochets, and macramé, symbolize the process of release and self-discovery.

Overall, Bench Fashion Week Day 2 showcased a diverse range of collections that not only reflect current trends but also delve deeper into the emotional landscape of the designers, offering a glimpse into their inner worlds through fashion.

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