Author name: Tina Wetshi

Tina Wetshi is a London based curator, sustainability advocate and co-founder of Colèchi, an education and research platform humanising fashion through community and collaboration. Tina’s work centers on building systems that emphasise collective wellbeing, environmental transparency and humanity.

Studiomama on Playfulness And Fluidity with Birkenstock And Crafts Council

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Birkenstock and Crafts Council launch a creative platform collaborating with creatives and hosting workshops for customers. The age old story with ‘sustainable’ fashion is keeping things going without making anything ‘new’. During a talk with Caryln Franklin at Source Fashion last year, the topic of experience economy came up. Something we advocate as Colèchi is […]

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Eirinn Hayhow Presents PLANTASIA for London Fashion Week

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‘You are magic, believe it’ reads the slogan of British designer Eirinn Hayhow’s new collection PLANTASIA. Eirinn isn’t referencing fictional magic or using the phrase as a generic method of encouragement. Instead, magic sheds light on the power of everything on this earth as interconnected, including humans. PLANTASIA, presented for London Fashion Week at The

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Creating a community with Streetwear – a conversation with Real Haze

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Has streetwear been overdone? The popularity of streetwear has created an opportunity for independent designers to start their brands. The style has allowed interdisciplinary practice in fashion seeing different cultural groups and artistic mediums come together. With drastic changes happening in the industry, the question is how does streetwear stay relevant? Last month the Business

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Making your own fashion calendar – Colèchi meets Room for Moon

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The death of the fashion calendar has arrived, brands and designers including Chloé, Dries van Noten and Tory Burch have signed a petition to overhaul the seasonal traditions. Brands have decided it’s time to put an end to constant sales and overproduction. In January fashion brand Room for Moon opened its first pop up store

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