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The best and most innovative idea will be given a prize. It is up to the public to decide the winner.

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You will innovate or invent something in the clothing and accessories criteria.

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link: https://innovation-78edb5.webflow.io/

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If you are ready with your idea, and you have made drawings, pictures or simple explanations, feel free to post your idea under this column. Here you can write your name, gmail and innovation idea.  It would be even better if you include a photo of some sort.

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Sketch of Idea:

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Srihith, "Sweatshirt with a hoodie-pocket combo"

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Srihith, "Sweatshirt with a hoodie-pocket combo"

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Email: srihith.baratam@issrclassroom.se
Description:
This is a new innovation where you can detach the "hoodie" part of your sweatshirt and use it as a pocket on your sweatshirt or vice versa.

This is possible because we will use snap fasteners, the hoodie and the sweatshirt will have many snap fasteners to allow us to use the detachable hoodie as a pocket too. You can see this is in "Front #1"  where there are fasteners to put the hoodie and in "Front #2" you see the hoodie is attached on to those empty fasteners and becomes a pocket. You can also see in the diagrams how the neck part is empty and has fasteners which are used to attach the hoodie on.

When you buy this you can buy the sweatshirt and the hoodie separately, so you can choose any color and design. When you buy this you can also buy 2 hoodies to use at the same time, for the pocket part and the hoodie.

This is a Snap fastener:

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Vintage and sustainable Jewelry inspired by insect. Nafisaba Nazmul

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Vintage and sustainable Jewelry inspired by insect. Nafisaba Nazmul

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Email: nafisaba.nazmul@issrclassroom.se

Insects have been the main inspiration for jewelry from Africa to Asia to Europe. A lot of mainstream factory manufactured jewelry focus on simple designs for a minimalistic look by using fake colored metals now. But from various trends in social media, it has become more thrilling to buy antique vintage jewelry made out of rusted metal with odd jewels. and personally i love the vintage designs as well as the minimalistic looks and wanted to combine them both together. But in order to understand how jewelry designs came to be I had researched on Transactions of the American entomological society on how important insects are to jewelry design. from what I found was that insects have been one of the main concepts of designing jewelry for the rich. each insect represented a trait given to that of someone that poses, when the designs were created. examples are like stag beetles represented tenacity. they would make jewelry on different life stages of these insects too. in modern times i haven't seen much similarities with insects because of how simple they made it. with inspiration of 4 of the most common and 1 of the most rarest insects to be designed from the oldest age of civilization recorded, ancient Egypt, I have created a couple of designs myself. (see image below) And for the sustainable side, I wanted to replace the metal parts with different wood materials, except for the pin that attaches to your ear, to prevent infections. and replacing the stones with glass melted along with reused plastic, to increase the strength and remain its visual appearance of a stone. different colors plastic mixed in can create different patterned colors like the bracelet showed in the image below. and on an extra note, i have created more earring designs because the most bought jewelry recorded till today is round cut stone earrings.

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extra sketches for the vintage insect jewelry:

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These are my innovated ideas that i've experimented by myself

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Bindusree.gunti@issrclassroom.se

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These are slides I made not found in google or any other website