01 — Abour Me
Profile & Vision
The Creative Vision
I'm Jennifer Stellwag, a fashion designer with a Master's degree in Fashion Design, driven by curiosity, craftsmanship, and the desire to rethink fashion. Through upcycling and the use of deadstock materials, I create contemporary pieces that tell stories through contrast and innovation.
I create fashion where movement meets craftsmanship. My work is driven by transformation, shaped by contrasts, and rooted in sustainability. I bring together tradition and futurism, speed and stillness, rebellion and precision to create fashion that tell a story.
02 — Collection
Concept & Inspiration
DASH 89
FW26/27
03 — Looks
The Collection
04 — Approach
From Concept to Collection
My Design Process
From the first spark of inspiration to the final garment, my process is guided by concept, material experimentation, and craftsmanship. Many ideas evolve directly on the body through draping and hands-on exploration, while existing materials are carefully selected and allowed to shape the design process. By responding to the unique qualities of each fabric, I create garments that are both conceptually driven and consciously crafted.
Research
My research and inspiration process is driven by curiosity and the desire to explore new perspectives. I collect impressions, ideas, materials, and visual references that gradually develop into concepts and shape the direction of my designs.
Concept Development
The collected ideas and references are translated into concepts, silhouettes, and visual directions. Through experimentation and reflection, the design language of the collection begins to take shape.
Material & Form Exploration
Materials play an essential role in my design process. Through hands-on experimentation, draping, and testing existing materials, I explore new forms and structures that guide the development of each garment.
Pattern Development & Construction
Through experimental pattern cutting, hands-on exploration, sewing, and craftsmanship, concepts are transformed into carefully crafted final garments.
05 — Shows & Presse
On the Runway & in Print
Shows & Publications
- 2026Berlin CuratedBerlin Fashion WeekShow
- 2026KURAT MagazineIssue No. 1Editorial Feature
- 2026HOTLINE MagazineIssue No. 6 Editorial Feature
- 2025Neo.FashionBerlin Fashion WeekShow
06 — Archiv
Collection Archive
Balarity Exhwa
Balarity Exhwa visualizes the harmonious fusion of opposites by merging traditional Korean dress culture with contemporary Western streetwear archetypes through a sustainable approach using exclusively deadstock materials.
Traditional Korean Dress Meets Western Streetwear Archetypes
Experimental Prints Exploring Reality, Change, and Cultural Connection
Exploring Cultural Identity Through Experimental Draping and Sustainable Design
Collection Archive
Tricô Trikot
The collection challenges traditional perceptions of football jerseys by transforming symbols of masculinity and fan culture into a playful, sustainable expression of femininity and new identities.
Transformation of Deadstock Fan Scarves and Jerseys into new textile expressions
Self-developed yarn transformed through knitting and crochet techniques
Dialogue between football culture, femininity, and craftsmanship
07 — Contact
Available for Projects & Full-Time Opportunities
Let's create together
Open to new opportunities, collaborations, and creative projects, whether as part of a team, through freelance work, or long-term partnerships. I look forward to connecting and will respond within two business days.