• 2 – Luce & Lucien

    📍She adopts a committed approach: reusing, transforming and sublimating the existing.

  • 3 – Marie Doutrepont

    Trained at La Cambre and in Haute Couture with Adeline André in Paris, she works knitwear from yarn recycled in France, respecting the fibre, the environment, and the people who wear it.

  • 4 – Alice Poppe

    4 – Alice Poppe Diplômée de HELMo Mode, Alice Poppe signe une collection de seize pièces. L’imperfection poétique : faire du défaut une matière à création, plutôt qu’un obstacle à corriger.

  • 5 – Soralia Schools of Performing Arts Costumes

    Seven students reinvent the caftan through Baroque or Art Deco codes, using only reclaimed materials — the caftan as their final-year masterpiece.

  • 5 – Maurine Schiffler

    4 – Alice Poppe Diplômée de HELMo Mode, Alice Poppe signe une collection de seize pièces. L’imperfection poétique : faire du défaut une matière à création, plutôt qu’un obstacle à corriger.

  • 5 – TiTaDo

    One-off bags and pouches made from reclaimed upholstery fabric and leather — only the zips, thread and some straps are bought new.

  • 6 – Fil & Fringue asbl

    Filet & Fringue asbl, the first nonprofit organization to bring together and promote Liège’s local textile sector, connects its stakeholders and raises awareness about fashion with meaning.

  • 6 – Muse

    Through intuitive patchwork, plant-based dyeing, and upcycling, Maurine Schiffler creates a textile narrative woven from fragments and memories, in which every stitch carries meaning.

  • 6 – Jean Lugowski « Le Marquis »

    ⭐️ Taking part in the official fashion show – A stylist and costume designer, specialising in corsetry in Liège for nearly ten years.

  • 6 – Beetle’s Needles Collective

    Three creatives from Liège reinvent responsible fashion: anti-waste made-to-measure, repair workshops, styling coaching — building toward a future workshop for social reintegration.