STUDENT AWARDS
MATHIEU PERRAIS Award: Commended
College/University: Lahti University of Applied Sciences
Judges’ Comments - “Good concepts/mock ups. The boards are quite limited, it would be good to see more evidence/explanation of ideas.”
Brief F - Smart Use of Recycled Materials for Fashion
The Brief – a snapshot
Marks and Spencer wishes to promote its Plan A message, for reduce, re-use recycle, with a fashion twist. Your challenge is to design a wearable item of clothing, an outfit, or an accessory, using recycled packaging materials. The Prize – £500 and a week's work experience with accommodation.
> Sponsored Award Winner, also takes Commended
JUSTUS KANTAKOSKI Award: Commended College/University: Lahti University of Applied Sciences
Sponsor’s Comments - Trevor Hatchett, Head of GM Packaging, M&S. “The entry really answers the brief well. It has found a potential end life for one of the more difficult materials. The quality of the sample and boards was excellent. The only student to look at the end of life too.”
Judges’ Comments - “A well made garment, a lot of time and care has obviously been taken. It would have been good to have seen more 'recyclable' materials used in the final garment, not just the ribbon.”
CHERISH COUPLAND Award: Gold
College/University: Grantham College Judges’ Comments - “A very clever take on the
brief with endless possibilities. Very well presented and cohesive presentation. Well done.”
sponsored by:
Marks & Spencer is one of the UK’s leading retailers, selling high quality, great value clothing and home products as well as outstanding quality food. Around 21 million customers visit M&S stores each week and we have 78,000 employees across the UK and 42 territories globally. Plan A is Marks & Spencer’s eco and ethical plan with the aim of making M&S the world’s most sustainable retailer by 2015.
www.marksandspencer.com /
plana.marksandspencer.com
CHAONAN LI Award: Silver
College/University: City of Bristol College
Judges’ Comments - “A show stopper piece. Obviously a lot of time was spent creating this concept. This would have marked higher if more 're-use of packaging' was evident. Still a really neat presentation.”
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