Henry Hawk of RISD is embracing dichotomies for his #SupimaDesignCompetition collection. His designs reinterpret evening silhouettes using 19th-century workwear details and bespoke tailoring techniques. See them soon at NYFW!

Phillip Lim, creative director and co-founder of 3.1 Phillip Lim, is this year’s #SupimaDesignCompetition host! We’re honored to welcome @therealphilliplim into our universe and look forward to seeing his brilliance in action at NYFW. Stay tuned for more updates!

When the iconic @therealphilliplim isn’t dropping covetable collections, he’s dropping gems. 💎 Mark your calendar 🗓️ for September 5th to see him host the 17th #SupimaDesignCompetition at NYFW!

The #SupimaDesignCompetition is NEXT WEEK. Let’s check in with the finalists! First up is Lizzy Truitt from @ksufashion, whose collection speaks to identity features reverse-applique details that create optical illusions. Tune in 9/5!

Mina Piao from @fitnyc is testing new techniques on knitwear for the #SupimaDesignCompetition. Each intricate, layered piece symbolizes resilience and interconnectedness. See what she achieved on September 5th!

Henry Hawk of RISD is bringing his fascination with vintage fashion and sustainable design to the #SupimaDesignCompetition. A lover of historical workwear and bespoke tailoring, here’s some insight into his process. See the show on 9/5!

Jules Gourley from School of the Art Institute of Chicago draws inspiration from Brutalist architecture to take eveningwear to new heights. Their upcoming collection for the #SupimaDesignCompetition plays with structure and surface interest. Join us 9/5!

Emma Foley from @parsons_fashion is mixing 2D and 3D techniques for her #SupimaDesignCompetition collection. Hear how she uses fabric manipulation to explore the interplay between self-image and reality. See the show on 9/5!

Marina Lamphier from @drexeluniv revived the Golden Age of Sail with a feminine twist for the #SupimaDesignCompetition. Each highly detailed look was pulled off using a specialized machine. Watch live on 9/5!

So excited to be the host for the 17th annual Supima Design Competition at #NYFW on Sept 5! Honored to support the next generation of creative minds from the nation’s top design schools. ✨Follow along at @supima #SupimaDesignCompetition 🎥: 3.1 Phillip Lim

The #SupimaDesignCompetition is today! 👏 6 graduates from the nation’s top fashion schools will make their NYFW debut. Who will win the $10,000 prize to launch their career? Watch the show on our Instagram at 1 PM ET to find out!

Emma Foley of @parsons_fashion is our 2024 #SupimaDesignCompetition winner! 👏 Her “Orifice” collection #madewithSupima studied the mind-body relationship through an avant-garde lens with incredible manipulation and bold color. 📸: Getty Images⁠

#SupimaDesignCompetition finalists brought it to NYFW! Let’s look at their looks again. First: Lizzy Truitt’s “Life Lines” collection, inspired by the complexity. We loved the @ksufashion grad’s use of feminine ruching and playful prints! 📸: Getty Images

Mina Piao’s #SupimaDesignCompetition collection represented the change needed within our communities. The @fitnyc grad's #madewithSupima looks were dimensional works of art that symbolize resilience and interconnectedness. 📸: Getty Images

Henry Hawk brought femininity to menswear for the #SupimaDesignCompetition. The RISD grad referenced historical workwear from the patent era to create a #madewithSupima collection for the modern woman. Just look at the attention to detail! 📸: Getty Images

Pushing boundaries and breaking molds! The 17th Annual #SupimaDesignCompetition at NYFW delivered unforgettable designs. Congrats to this year’s winner Emma Joan Foley representing @Parsonsdesign! Now it’s on to Paris for these fresh faces at #SupimaDesignLab on October 17. ✨

Jules Gourley guided us through stages of metamorphosis for the #SupimaDesignCompetition. A mix of dresses and separates, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago grad's looks conveyed what it means to “be seen” through Brutalist and anatomical forms.

Marina Lamphier revived the Golden Age of Sail for the #SupimaDesignCompetition. The @drexeluniv grad celebrated femininity in sport with looks featuring unique shapes and vibrant color-blocking sewn using a special sail-making machine!

Let’s hear it again for Emma Foley, our 2024 #SupimaDesignCompetition winner from Parsons! 👏 Her collection turned “grotesque” into gorgeous with its exquisite fabric manipulation reminiscent of iconic avant-garde designers.

Phillip Lim made the #SupimaDesignCompetition a runway to remember! Thank you for being a fabulous host and elevating the experience for our young designers. 📸: Getty Images