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A knitted sweater from grandma or a tailor-made dress made at home are unaffordable luxuries today. The time of sewing clothes at home is coming back. The desire for high-quality materials that are hardly used by ordinary clothing is huge. What is the trend today? How to learn to sew and why? What materials to buy and avoid in clothing stores? Are people concerned about the origin of clothing and addressing the impacts associated with buying cheap clothing? Ask the director of the Institute of Fashion Creation, Klára Haunerová. The guest answers on Thursday, January 31 from 2 p.m.

Klára Haunerová is the founder and owner of the Institute of Fashion Design in Vinohrady, Prague. As part of his lecturing activities at the Institute and outside, he addresses the state of the fashion industry in the Czech Republic and abroad and promotes sustainability in the fashion industry. In his spare time, he primarily travels and publishes articles on ecology and sustainable living.

Are people interested in the origin of clothes? She answered Klára Haunerová

She herself graduated from a number of domestic and foreign schools with a focus on fashion design and fashion marketing and management. She was most influenced by her studies at the London College of Fashion. After returning from abroad, she decided on her own educational institute, which will provide comprehensive education in the field of fashion industry and the necessary practice. At IMT, he and his fashion team help young designers build a successful clothing brand. The studio provides a full-fledged education in the fashion industry, regardless of age or previous education. And all this in line with the idea of sustainable fashion. In addition to regular courses, the institute contributes to the creation of new local brands and helps its students to successfully study and work abroad as clothing designers.

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