Fashion revolution in Halle: Students present queer feminist collections!

Fashion revolution in Halle: Students present queer feminist collections!

Halle (Saale), Deutschland - The ** Federal Art School Halle ** invites you to an extraordinary event: on Friday, ** 11. July 2025 **, around ** 8 p.m. ** takes place the much -noticed work show of the fashion department. The students of the Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Castle proudly show their project and theses. And the best thing about it: the event is also transmitted live in the outside area free of charge, so that fashion enthusiasts can experience the staging on site.

Before the time has come, interested parties can look forward to the mottos of the theses. The visitors over ** 500 ** have the opportunity to discover the creative perspectives of ** 16 ** graduates of the Bachelor and Master's degree in fashion design. Tickets for ** 20 euros ** can be bought in advance at the box office, from ** 5 p.m. ** in the Bausparkasse Halle and from ** 6:30 p.m. ** at the venue.

look behind the scenes of fashion

The fashion show is accompanied musically by a ** 54-member orchestra of the Staatskapelle Halle **, which among other things works by ** Philip Glass ** like the ** 13. Symphony ** and "Symphony No. 3". This impressive combination of fashion and music promises a special experience.

The topics of the theses are diverse and penetrates ** queer feminist and post-colonial theory **. For example, design projects such as "From Ruffles To Runners: Breaking Harmonies" will immerse yourself in the transhistorical design methods and "under pressure - prints in the post -colonial context" will be critically dealt with with cultural appropriation. Another highlight is the project "Dress code: Drama / Sparkle & Shine", which examines fashion and gender.

an exciting program for all

one of the students, ** Franziska Bauer **, deals with "Stage Me!" With self -staging in the digital world. Sarah Breitner ** is also prominently represented with her reflection on environmental degradation in "folded". The different approaches of the students offer exciting insights into the moving topics of today and illustrate how important a critical dialogue is in the fashion world.

In addition to the projects mentioned, the work "Sweet Dreams" by ** Jeongyun Hyun ** and "Is there a life before death?" by ** Lucia Antonia Kempe **, who deal with happiness and political responsibility. These creative clashes impressively show how profound students interpret the world of fashion.

Overall, the work show of the fashion department brings a broader topic of the ** gender and queer theory ** to the fashion world and should therefore also offer a forum for discussion and reflection. This makes the event not only for fashion fans, but also for culturally interested parties an absolute must. Remember to secure cards in good time, because the places are limited!