The students of Ferrari Fashion School participating in the Ultragreen project met with the team from Revibe, an online marketplace for independent designers who turn recycling into a true form of art—and a meaningful act of respect for our planet.
The way we create fashion is finally beginning to change. It is possible to be creative and produce high-quality garments using existing materials, transforming them into something entirely new and helping to reduce excess textile waste.
The approach embraced by Revibe—and by upcycling in general—should not be seen as something innovative, but rather as the everyday reality and the right way to imagine a sustainable fashion future.
For this reason, we partnered with this important player, whose philosophy perfectly aligns with our project’s mission: to create sustainable and artistic installations using only environmentally friendly materials, bringing new light and value to the urban landscapes of a city as crucial to the fashion system as Milan.
About Revibe
Today, Revibe hosts over 50 European designers on its digital platform, each carefully selected according to the company’s essential ethical principles. The marketplace features more than 600 handmade products, which can also be customized or made-to-order, helping to prevent waste and material overproduction.
In addition to offering a virtual showcase for upcycled products, Revibe also provides designers with unused vintage garments, giving them the opportunity to be transformed and reborn.
We believe it is essential for our students to meet and engage with organizations like Revibe, which serve as positive examples and sources of inspiration for the emerging and future generations of fashion designers.
