Hanna Aabram
garb2godly
Los Angeles, California, United States
garb2godly is the fashion and creative practice of Hanna Aabram, exploring the relationship between clothing, found materials and everyday life. Her work includes discarded bottle caps transformed into jewellery and garments, alongside explorations in modular streetwear, knitwear and womenswear.
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About the practice
garb2godly is the fashion and creative practice of Hanna Aabram. Raised in Southern California and formally trained in fashion design in New York City, Hanna brings together garment construction, concept development and storytelling, informed by an interest in sustainability and social justice. Finding inspiration in the beauty and humour of everyday life, her work draws on unexpected details—from street litter and layered graffiti to the iridescence of a beetle’s shell. These observations inform a practice that explores the boundaries between function and fashion. In her Bottle Cap Upcycling project, Hanna transforms discarded liquor-bottle caps collected during her time in the service industry into wearable pieces. Beginning with necklace charms, the project developed into three bottle-cap-inspired bras and a dress made with Jameson caps. Her wider portfolio includes modular streetwear, knitwear, womenswear, fashion drawing and analogue collage.
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