From waste to wearable fashion
China DailyDaniel Woc, 19, a student from Guatemala at NYU Shanghai. "The Trash Fashion Show serves as a creative platform to raise environmental awareness among young people," said Poonyisa Chutichetpong, a 19-year-old student from Thailand and one of the event organizers. Woc also noted, "Participating in sustainable design has allowed me to visualize a second life for many of the things we consider as 'trash' and to be able to turn them into something unique and creative, like a wearable piece." "Being in the show and seeing what Caitlin did made me realize how important those little daily habits are for the environment," she said. "I think the main contribution of the show is starting conversations about this problem and making it visible," said Marcela Godoy, an associate arts professor and undergraduate coordinator of Interactive Media Arts at NYU Shanghai.
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