A designer, a stylist, a fashion journalist, an independent artist... Each of these characters is the star and personality in his field. Distinguished by their individualism, share a common concern for the environment and the desire to raise eco-awareness, also in fashion. Here is the jury Re-Act Fashion Show 2011.
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Olga Nieścier (Jury President) Thinking Re-Act... I support creative projects that trigger based on the exploration of the latest social and environmental trends. Such a creative exploration of the facilities are needed today's ideological fashion, show how fashion reflects and even provides for cultural change and consumer. Working as a designer and consultant for fashion including Giorgio Armani, Burberry, Fratelli Rossetti, Thes & Thes. She graduated with honors from Faculties of Textile and Fashion plus Graphics and Painting at Strzeminski Academy of Art in Lodz and moreover, post graduated in fashion design from International Institute Fashion, Design & Marketing of Polimoda in Florence. Involved in the creation of woman’s collections pret-a-porter and accessories, as well as the innovative use of printing and processing of fabrics and leather. She has contributed to the emergence of VIAMODA Polish-Italian School of Design and Management, in which is responsible for postgraduate teaching program implemented in cooperation with partner's universities in Warsaw in directions: Management in the Sectors of Fashion, Luxury Brand Management (Kozminski Academy) and the Research and Forecasting Trends in Fashion and Design (Collegium Civitas). |
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Bartek Michalec Thinking Re-Act... This is an interesting event, quite different compared to fashion events in our country. It is important to promote ecology in every area of life. Re-Act Fashion Show is helping to build a positive image of fashion as an art form affecting the deepening of social consciousness in the creation of environmentally friendly design. He is both a designer, stylist and fashion journalist. His debut collection of "Perplexity" was in 2003. He is the author of sessions and covers for magazines such as VIVA!, GALA, ELLE, Your STYLE, Mrs., A4, K-Mag. In addition to styling session he was the author of costumes for the directorial debut of Dariusz Blaszczyk-Cokierka "Long live burial" and consultant for fashion brands ATLANTIC and A.JEDNAK. In 2009, took an internship at the studio of the eminent designer Bruno Pieters in Antwerp. His last collection was presented during the Berlin Fashion Week at the fair Ideal Showroom. Since 2010, together with Dagmara Rosa and Lukasz Laskowski co-creates ZUO Corp., combining interesting design with low prices. Mark quickly gained the favor of customers and the environment of fashion. They are currently working on a new collection, which refers to the progressive impoverishment of luxury. |
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Monika Onoszko Thinking Re-Act... For many years I have been keenly interested in ecology, recycling and fair trade, introducing these ideas to my own live and work. Three years ago Re-Act competition was a great discovery for me and is still there, each of its next edition. So with great desire I participate in it, especially since as a juror have a chance to see a lot more than what is reserved for the viewer of the show. Besides, I am a local patriot and always try to support all worthwhile projects related to my town. Designer, journalist, eco-enthusiast. She graduated from Strzeminski Academy of Art in Lodz and Faculty of Kimono Design at the Institute of Fashion Onoew in Japan. She is the artistic director of the organization "onoMono", for several years has been creating theatrical costumes as well. Head of "Promedia Fashion Publishing", the author of numerous publications in fashion industry, is also working with Newsweek. His knowledge and extensive experience is divided in training and lectures on the latest trends, as well as a juror at competitions associated with fashion. | 
| Joanna Paradecka-Zicz Thinking Re-Act... I work with Re-Act, since it supports the ecological values of the project and young Polish designers. She graduated from Faculty of Fashion Design at the Strzeminski Academy of Art in Lodz. During the six-year stay abroad, she worked for brands such as "Davidoff" and "Mars International". Designed for the Danish clothing company collection was presented in Denmark and Sweden. After returning to Polish founded her own brand "Paradecka" and created a recycling line of "Hand Remade". In his studio in Warsaw's Prague designs collections of fabrics sourced from recycling. Putting on their own individualism as well as their clients creates dresses originated from shawls, scarves originated from shirts, coats originated from jackets, jackets originated from pants, pants originated from sweaters. The most important in her dress is color, design and workmanship. |
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Ramona Rey Thinking Re-Act... Re-Act competition interested me since the first edition, and the ecology for years. Creating beauty from "nothing" or unnecessary - if this philosophy was popular, our world would avoid most problems for long time. She is an independent artist who rejected the proposals of record companies in order to be able to fully decide on her work. Her exceptional and unique style is characterized by an innovative approach to writing lyrics, unusual way of phrasing, building a rhythmic figure and melody. Just working on her third album, which is also expected to be released in Russia, where Ramona is becoming increasingly popular. Her songs in Polish plays several Russian radio stations, including the largest in Moscow - Moscow Echo. Her concert tour in the clubs of Moscow and St. Petersburg met with success as well. Besides music, Ramona's passion is fashion. A year ago, she was honored by ELLE magazine as the best-dressed woman in the category "Debut of the Year", received the Fashion Oscar nomination in the category "Music". | 
| Michał Zaczyński Thinking Re-Act... Why did I decide to take part in Re-Act? Because I want to see the whole spectrum of what is happening in the Polish fashion, looking at the first steps of young designers and track their development and accompany them from the beginning of development. Because I want to know the direction of thinking of Polish designers, catch the talent, but also know the causes of their errors, bad collection. Because ecological fashion is no longer fashionable eco-freak, a momentary extravagance suggested by investigating agencies that creates trends, and becoming the standard. The clothing industry is one of the biggest polluters of the environment, hence the idea of recycling, minimizing water consumption or energy and certainly is about to become the duty of both clothing companies and designers, since there is no turning back. Because the exploitation of nature came to the wall. Journalist, writer, head of "Lifestyle" section in Newsweek magazine, the fashion critic, member of the program Fashion Philosophy, Fashion Week Poland. Chairman and member of the juries of many competitions, including New Look Design, Cracow Fashion Awards, Off Fashion, Fashion Creations, Golden Thread or Fashion Website Award. He is also a lecturer at School of Art and Fashion Design in Cracow and the Polish-Italian School of Design and Management VIAMODA in Warsaw. |
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