White Rose x NTU

The White Rose Project was a collaborative university initiative in partnership with the White Rose Wardrobe, aimed at promoting sustainable fashion among students entering professional industries. Our task was to curate and style second-hand and donated clothing into a cohesive lookbook that showcased how pre-loved fashion can be both industry-appropriate and expressive of personal identity.

Focusing on four key sectors — STEM, Creative Media, Business & Finance, and Healthcare & Social Services. The project challenged conventional ideas of professional dress codes while encouraging students to engage with circular fashion systems. As a fashion communicator, I contributed to the creative direction, styling, and visual layout of the lookbook, ensuring each outfit was not only polished but purposeful.

The final outcome was a visually engaging and informative resource that empowered students to approach professional dressing with creativity, confidence, and a sustainable mindset.