VALENTINA DI BASTIANO

Universidad de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina

KÜTRÁN: Depersonalization in the Age of Hyperconsumption

Inspired by the Mapuche concept of mapu kütran - an illness caused by disrupting the balance between people and nature - this collection explores the environmental and cultural consequences of hyperconsumption. Responding to the global textile waste crisis and the rapid cycle of fast fashion, it transforms discarded materials into versatile, functional garments through upcycling and sustainable design practices. By prioritizing durability, craftsmanship, and conscious production, the collection challenges planned obsolescence while questioning the loss of identity driven by disposable trends. It ultimately positions fashion as a vehicle for environmental responsibility, cultural respect, and a more conscious, lasting relationship between people, clothing, and the planet.

IG: @kutran___

https://readymag.website/u1195628023/5737109/

Credits:

Photography: Micaela Ducau

Models: Lola Espiro, Candelaria Serra, Mateo Tabares Gallardo, Juana Coelho, Lucila Creus, Margarita Vargas, Rocio Peralt, Valentina Malah, Valentina Di Bastiano, Camila Depiaggio

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