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Day 4 of Mini Fashion Design Club and these kids are running a real design studio. 🎨✂️

They measured. They planned. They created.

Today they dove into colour theory — choosing their personal colour palettes, learning how colours feel, and naming them like pros. We even pulled out a Pantone book (the same tool fashion designers send to factories around the world) and the kids matched their fabrics to it for color names. Some made up their own colour names. Pure gold.

Then came the magic moment: taking their 2D fashion sketches to 3D through a technique called draping — where fabric meets a fashion figure and a real garment starts to take shape. They measured, thought about body proportions, and kept checking back to their mood boards to make sure everything tied together.

They're not just making pretty things. They're learning to think like designers — with intention, process, and creativity working together.

No screens. No scrolling. Just creativity. ✨

Today, our mini fashion designers (ages 8–10) traded screen time for design time—creating mood boards, developing collection concepts, and flipping through the lookbooks they made themselves.

They’re learning the same creative process used by real fashion designers: finding inspiration, telling a story, and bringing ideas to life. 🎨👗

Because the best ideas don’t come from a screen—they come from imagination. 💫

✨ Let’s Make a No-Sew Circle Skirt for Kids! ✂️

Kids ages 7–12 can learn real fashion design skills — no sewing required.

This hands-on project is part of our Junior Sustainable Fashion Design Kit, designed to get kids off screens and into creative making.

Each kit includes a 1/3 life-size dress form, so kids can measure, cut, drape, and design just like real designers — while learning how clothes are made and why sustainability matters 🌍

✔ Builds confidence
✔ Encourages creativity
✔ Teaches real design thinking

🎥 Watch how it’s made in the video
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Calling all creative moms & little designers ✨

A fun, hands-on fashion art workshop where moms and kids create together using curated fabrics, ribbons, and textured details.
Hosted with 🤍

✨ All materials + breakfast included

🗓️ Saturday, 10th January 2026
⏰ 12 PM – 2 PM
📍 .ae

💰 AED 195 (mom + child)
👧 AED 85 per additional child

✨ DM to book ✨
Limited spots available!

Calling all creative moms & little designers ✨

A fun, hands-on fashion art workshop where moms and kids create together using curated fabrics, ribbons, and textured details.
Hosted with 🤍

✨ All materials + breakfast included

🗓️ Saturday, 10th January 2026
⏰ 12 PM – 2 PM
📍 .ae

💰 AED 195 (mom + child)
👧 AED 85 per additional child

✨ DM to book ✨
Limited spots available!

Today at Arbor Winter Camp, our young designers dove deep into the hidden world of fibres! 🌿🧵✨

We explored what fibres are made of, how they behave, and why natural fibres are so good for our planet.
The excitement when they watched fibres react in water was priceless — real science meets real fashion! 👀💧

And then… the creative magic kicked in.
Using an old uniform top, the kids transformed it into a no-sew bag — proof that you don’t need new materials to make something amazing. ♻️🎒

I love watching students connect the dots:
What we wear → where it comes from → how we can reuse it → how we can design better.

These little problem-solvers are the future of sustainable fashion — and they’re already thinking like innovators. 💛✨

If your school or camp wants to bring hands-on sustainable design workshops to your students:
✨ DM me to enquire

Captain Fair Fashion reporting for duty! 💥
Today’s class created a crew of incredible Sustainability Superheroes.

After watching kids like in action, students designed their own hero costumes and picked a real-world problem they want to fix.

The future looks bright (and very super!). 🌎✨

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