Fashion Feud Collar Project Design Brief
The Fashion Feud (#fashionfeud) Collar Project was a collaborative project run by Fashion Feud UK earlier in 2016, providing students and designers an opportunity to demonstrate their creativity and showcase their work in the Fashion Feud launch exhibition.
The Fashion Feud (#fashionfeud) Collar Project was open internationally to textile designers, fashion designers, bloggers, students, and graduates from a fashion, textile or art background.
For the Fashion Feud (#fashionfeud) Collar Project a white collar was used to serve as a blank canvas for the fashion project. The white collar provided to the project participants to work with was a unique collar design developed by the Fashion Feud team that was based on their minimalistic, graphic style of their brand logo.
There were no restrictions on the fabric manipulation techniques that could be used for the project. Participants were free to pleat, gather, paint, print, embroider, embellish, knit, sculpt, or even destroy the collar in order to create a unique design of their own and showcase their creativity.

Fashion Feud Collar Project Design and Inspiration
The final collar design I’ve created for the Fashion Feud Collar Project has one-half of the collar manipulated whilst the other half remains in its original true form. Firstly, this is a play on the fact that the initials of Fashion Feud are the same repeating letter F. Every time I remember this and look at the collar I see each side of the symmetrical collar as ‘same but different’ – so I wanted to continue this concept that seems to dominate my thoughts as I look at the collar.





I’m honoured to have taken part in the Fashion Feud Collar Project and can’t wait to see what lies ahead for Fashion Feud. They have now launched their platform and you can read more about the new fashion concept behind the brand and have your say in future designs that come alive by voting in the latest Fashion Feud rivalry.
Charlie x
Further Reading
If you enjoyed this blog post, then you may also enjoy…
- Fabric Manipulation – Ruth Singer Style by Charlie Albright| Moments by Charlie
- How To Use Gathered Fabric To Create Textile Art by Charlie Albright | Moments by Charlie
- Story of the Artwork – Denim Wounds [Green Colourway] in Oil Paint by Charlie Albright | Moments by Charlie

External Reading
Since we have posted this blog post, Fashion Feud have launched their new platform, you can check it via the various links below:
- Fashion Feud Website | Fashion Feud
- Shop Designs on Fashion Feud | Fashion Feud
- Vote For The Latest Fashion Feud Rivalry | Fashion Feud

Love that collar!
Thank you!
What a great project and what a chance for you. I believe that a stand out collar can be an infinite and fashion forward accessorie
Thank you! Actually I’ve just been short-listed this week as well! As you can imagine I’m like :))
Such a neat project! I love what you created!
Thank you so much Kim! It’s a little less colorful than your beautiful minty colored dress!
This is so cool! I love what you came up with!