Scarlett Simpson is a striving creative who specialises in fashion branding and unisex design. Her hobbies include second-hand buying and selling which has initiated her sustainably driven brand ethos, comprising of multi-purpose garments and accessories that can be implemented into ever-lasting wardrobes.
After studying fashion design for three years, with a focus on producing a product range in my final year, I have acquired an understanding for the importance of tapping into target audiences current morals and interests to ensure customers feel understood. I have strong interests in sourcing durable used garments that contain an element of sentimental value, as well as developing a wardrobe that consists of interchangeable and highly practical designs that will last for generations to come.
INSPIRATION
Organic ski surroundings and the ski map routes from holiday destinations have informed my interchangeable designs, whilst incorporating a nostalgically driven colour palette derived from my family members utilitarian skiwear. The practicality of the ranges pioneering innovations such as 100% waterproof quilting and transformable garment to bag designs are demonstrated throughout the film. This echoes the aesthetic of a personal home video, enticing customers with its comforting and heart felt concept.
The logo of NT:2W resembles the digital dates found at the bottom of family film photography, as well as an abbreviated term I used to exclaim at the top of the ski slopes, “There’s No Time to Waste Time”. Moments like these were documented on my father’s vintage camera, which I have utilised in the making of NT:2W’s film to acknowledge the current nostalgia movement driven by target audience, Generation Z. There really is no time to waste when it comes to the rate of our consumption.
DETAIL
NT:2W has been motivated by handed-down garments that can be incorporated into capsule wardrobes in addition to the current gorpcore aesthetic, where members of Generation Z are inspired by cutting edge athleisure wear and integrate these around their everyday style. Within this aesthetic there is a gap in the market for product ranges that are not only interchangeable, durable and on trend, but delve into designers’ unique experiences to inform more enticing concepts that customers can form personal connections with. Identifying target audience, Generation Z’s newly found admiration for second-hand items and their environmentally driven attitudes, is vital in the brands conceptual formation to entice customers to its sentimental products. Therefore, No Time To Waste Time’s design development process is derived from 95% luxury surplus materials to ensure the garments and accessories last a lifetime, without the cost of our idyllic ski surroundings.