Omnia, the new fashion catwalk of the award-winning designer duo, VIN + OMI, took place on the 11th of September in the 101 Hotel in Shoreditch, London.

For everyone following their body of work in the field of sustainable fashion and design, it doesn’t come as a surprise, that the title Omnia comes from their approach to considering "everything" and to think out of the box regarding eco-innovations. This show features a new, unique textile from Giant Butterbur, in cooperation with King Charles III. Months of experiencing led to a new heavy silk-like textile, which was presented on the catwalk.

Stunning printed outfits were spotted, produced out of recycled waste tubes of Daler-Rowney, which found their second life in the unique fashion creation of the designers.

The stunning leave backdrops were made from damaged and returned mountboard, Canford Card and System3 Acrylic paint in collaboration with the Foundation Arts & Design course of Oxford Brookes University and set the scene for the sustainable couture by VIN + OMI.

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For the official press release, click here.