Diploma Fashion Show MSKPU 2021

William sexta-feira, agosto 06, 2021

Na dia 27 de Julho estive em Varsóvia, a convite da Escola Internacional de Design de Moda MSKPU para participar enquanto júri convidado do fashion show onde foram apresentados os trabalhos finais de curso das alunas de 2019/2021.

Juntamente com a Professora Theresa Lobo (IADE), distinguimos a melhor coleção com um troféu, desenvolvido pelo Professor Diamantino Abreu (IADE), e as três melhores sessões fotográficas. Os vencedores da segunda distinção irão apresentar os seus trabalhos numa exposição em conjunto com o IADE e com a UBI em Lisboa, no início de 2022.

William Cantú, Magdalena Plonka e Theresa Lobo

Coleção final de Joana Rupinska. Vencedora do 1º. lugar.

Theresa Lobo, Magdalena Plonka e William Cantú

Joana Rupinska e William Cantú

Julia Smogorzewska, uma das vencedoras do prémio melhor sessão fotográfica, e William Cantú.

Theresa Lobo e William Cantú em entrevista.

Vídeo oficial do Diploma Fashion Show MSKPU 2021 em Varsóvia.

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