ReaDress

Genderless X Personalization X Wasteless = ReaDress

One Square = One Dress

Two Rectangles + One Square = A Top and a Skirt

Some Possibilities of the base form

How can we deconstruct the T-Shirt?

Body proportions

Make it modular!

The Fabric, becomes the detail

It can coexist in the wardrobe

0% of waste

One Square X 360º = A lot of options

Two Rectangles = One Pant

One Skirt = One Square = A Poncho

ReaDress is a project that reimagines fashion through awareness, identity, and transformation. Its porpouse is in the need to question how we dress, what we consume, and the stories embedded in the garments we inhabit. Rather than simply designing clothes, ReaDress proposes redesigning the relationship between body, gender, materiality, and production systems.

The project begins with the deconstruction of everyday garments — such as the T-shirt or trousers — understanding them not as fixed objects, but as open, modifiable, and reconfigurable structures. Through dismantling, experimentation, and reconstruction, each piece becomes a space of exploration where identity and material enter into dialogue.

Deconstruction & Re-signification
Examining the garment from its structure to question its form, function, and symbolic meaning.

Identity & Expression
Understanding clothing as a performative tool that constructs and communicates identity, beyond fixed gender categories.

Active Sustainability
Applying principles such as zero-waste design, modular systems, and design for disassembly to extend material life cycles and enable future transformation.

Conscious Materiality
Working with reclaimed or carefully selected materials, prioritizing processes that respect environmental and social contexts.

Process as Narrative
Valuing the process as much as the final outcome. Every cut, test, and reconstruction forms part of the project’s discourse.

ReaDress does not aim to produce more, but to produce meaning. It is an invitation to rethink fashion as a living, transformable system deeply connected to the bodies that wear it.