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Student: Nina Birmani

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Faculty: Faculty of Creative Industries

Educational Programme: Fashion (Bachelor)

Final Grade: 9

Year of Graduation: 2024

rum. - is a project inspired by the inner feeling of traveling, that consist of a mix of fashion, art, music and architecture into a single image in a person's impressions upon returning home. It is travel, expeditions and research that allow you to keep cherished “finds”, unusual souvenirs, which in an urban environment turn into real artifacts in a person's collection. The selection of the concept store is aimed at creating a feeling of searching for those “artifacts” that with unusual stylizations, become one with the regular image of residents of a larger city. Wadi Rum is a lunar valley in Jordan, famous all over the world for its attractiveness to travelers. Rum - {rum from English.} the most famous drink of pirates, treasure seekers and travelers. rum. is a store concept that embodies the connection of big city seekers with their treasures without sand in the sneakers.

Full text (added May 23, 2024)

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