TAUKO Magazine | No. 7

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Issue 7 of TAUKO magazine continues to explore the idea that clothing gives us the opportunity to express ourselves, our moods, and our personalities. The consciously curated wardrobe reflects who we are and what we want to communicate.

People have long used their clothing to stand up for various political, environmental, or cultural ideals. Clothing is like a language and visual code through which we communicate with our surroundings without words. It is a powerful and meaningful form of expression. In this issue, we delve into the art of dressing inspired by our favorite artists. The sewing machine is like your magic wand, capable of transforming a piece of fabric into a new creative form of art.

The garments featured in this issue invite you to contemplate your life roles and think about your clothing the way artists do - as a means of personal outward communication.

Essays and Articles:

• Dressing Outside of Fashion
• The Reluctant Artist (interview with Jill Denton)
• Deconstructed Couture
• Craft Letters: My Favourite Sewing Tools
• Clothing and Identity
• Book Reviews

TAUKO, as a global magazine, bridges the work of designers from around the world with a focus on sustainable creation. They offer their patterns and the ideas that guide them in their creative process. Each contributor is a unique personality, together creating a wonderful and inspiring concept that might encourage you to think a little differently about your own creations.