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Each garment is made a unique numbered piece, reinterpreted using trimmings, fringes, scraps of fabric and other applications. The visible seams represent the beginning of a new life
Fighting seasonality and the frenetic pace of fast fashion, BENNU adopts a slow approach, with exclusive collections characterized by a limited number of items
Italian brand that recovers vintage tailored garments or garments from unsold stocks with the commitment to reduce the pollution caused by the production of new garments.
What BENNU wants to express can be enclosed in a passage by Foucault, where gender is indicated as a fluid variable that changes and changes in different contexts and eras.
BENNU owes its name to the bennu, a bird from Egyptian mythology consecrated to the god Ra, a symbol of rebirth, later identified in classical culture with the phoenix reborn from its ashes, the brand's founding concept
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By Antonia VasileItalian brand that recovers vintage tailored garments or garments from unsold stocks with the commitment to reduce the pollution caused by the production of new garments.
What BENNU wants to express can be enclosed in a passage by Foucault, where gender is indicated as a fluid variable that changes and changes in different contexts and eras.
BENNU owes its name to the bennu, a bird from Egyptian mythology consecrated to the god Ra, a symbol of rebirth, later identified in classical culture with the phoenix reborn from its ashes, the brand's founding concept