Bethany Rothwell

Redress Design Award 2023 Rising Talent

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“Clothes should stay with you forever, and be able to adapt and change as you grow.”
Bethany Rothwell
“Clothes should stay with you forever, and be able to adapt and change as you grow.”
Bethany Rothwell

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Bethany Rothwell is a Rising Talent of the Redress Design Award 2023. She holds an MA and BA (Hons) in Fashion Design from the University of Salford, UK.

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Redress Design Award Collection

For the Redress Design Award, Bethany’s collection concept, ‘Come Dance with me and be my Love’, celebrates the connection of love and obsession between two people. Among her materials, she gathers posters made from a synthetic coated fabric and donated from her old workplace. Bethany envisions her collection as a cohesive capsule wardrobe, with adaptable, interchangeable pieces, such as belts that can be swapped out for new looks.
Come Dance with me and be my Love

Redress Design Award Collection 2023

For the Redress Design Award, Bethany’s collection concept, ‘Come Dance with me and be my Love’, celebrates the connection of love and obsession between two people. Among her materials, she gathers posters made from a synthetic coated fabric and donated from her old workplace. Bethany envisions her collection as a cohesive capsule wardrobe, with adaptable, interchangeable pieces, such as belts that can be swapped out for new looks.

March 20, 2026

Online Session: Circular Fashion Design Strategies with Redress Design Award 2025 winners

Join a LIVE online session for emerging designers to deepen your knowledge for creating circular fashion, and give you an edge in your application for the Redress Design Award.

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March 17, 2026

2026年度「Redress 設計大賽」現已開放申請!

設計師們 :你們的考驗是以回收再重用的紡織品,沿用循環時尚的設計策略 ,為時尚前衛的成年人設計一套現代系列。

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March 17, 2026

The Redress Design Award 2026 is open for applications!

Calling all emerging fashion designers: We challenge you to design a contemporary collection for a modern, fashion-forward adult, using waste textiles and guided by circular design strategies.

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