According to the covid, the digital sessions and finally the meeting, Angeline Dangelser, fashion designer and speaker, piloted this project on site and accompanied the students with energy.

For this workshop, Itinérance proposed a collaboration with the Mucem in Marseille. From his archives, the curator Raphaël Bories, presented to the students all the wedding adornments of Morocco.

They then carried out their research to discover the adornments of their regions: traditional motifs, embroidery stitches, symbols or rituals specific to their cultures.

They thus drew their inspiration from their intimate heritage and interpreted it with a new story: what could their adornment be?

The one they would keep and want to wear.
It was for everyone to transpose this finery on the same neutral garment, sometimes unisex, the shirt.

It is a balance between modernity and tradition: finding their own concepts rooted in their time and materializing it on an embroidered shirt. From research to experimentation, the aim was to make students aware of know-how, to promote their local cultures and to give a glimpse of the potential of craftsmanship in the face of the imperative of industrialization.

The embroidery of the shirts was carried out in collaboration with the association of Itqane embroiderers. Nezha, Laila and Najia sign the creations of Nouhaila, Ricardo, Zakaria and Zineb.

The pieces will be exhibited at the Mucem in 2022-2023, then at the French Institute of Casablanca.
A great presentation of this collaboration.