British Brand Evans Invites College Students To Design Big Size Women'S Clothing

According to reports, as the pioneer of "big code women's wear", Evans recently held the first big code fashion week and called on college students to participate in the design of the brand's "Cut for Evans" series.

Evans hopes that the next race will change the misunderstandings of the next generation of designers on big size costumes.

In this competition, Rebecca Fine Richard Vann Reicher, Evans's brand creative director, invited students from Nottingham Trent University and Kingston university to participate in the competition. (Rebecca)

Each student needs to design six items that are both fashionable and not limited to body size.

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The judges are strong, including Trish Cook, editor in chief of fashion magazine Marie Claire (Trish Halpin), editor in chief of life plate of British entertainment magazine "Now" (Jess Spiring), stylist and costumes column critics Laura Purdy (Laura Puddy) and fashion blog blogger Georgina Hon (Georgina Horne), Trish Cook.

These professionals will elect one champion in each of the two universities.

In addition to the cash award of 1000 pounds (9775 yuan), the winner will also sell the fashionable fashion items which appear in Evans's major entities and online stores this week.

When talking about the match, Rebecca said, "this competition is not only for the competition."

They provided an opportunity for them to learn how to become a professional designer, and challenged the theoretical knowledge they had learned in school.

The competition encouraged students to think more about the size of the fashion, but also changed the predicament of the large costumes in the fashion industry.

The winners of this competition are Eve Turley, a sophomore in fashion design from Kingston University, and Eli Northwe, a fashion design major from Trent University, Nottingham (Eve Turley).

Eve gained inspiration from Retro knitted fabric, and produced a series of knitted sweater products with a fine technique.

And Ellie drew inspiration from the historical portraits of women and created colorful kaleidoscope patterns.

People in the circles gave high praise to the competition.

Rivkie Baum, editor in chief of Italy fashion women's magazine SLiNK, and Simon Glazin, a fashion columnist, all think that this competition not only made a professional design experience for the students of fashion design, but also made up for the vacancy of the university not offering big size dress design courses.

In addition, the design of the students also makes people realize that the big size costumes can also be so elegant and attractive that they do not need to avoid the bright colors and prints of the full grown women. They change the misunderstandings of people in big size costumes.