# 1 (left) The jeans became a top, with the legs turned into sleeves. I made a skirt out of pockets. Jeans are seen as a unisex piece of clothing, but the big difference is in the pockets; the pockets on ladies' jeans are on average 48% shorter than on men's jeans. The reason used to be that a woman is not self-reliant if she couldn't carry her own things with her. Reason 2 is because a woman can't have two bumps of full pockets on her hips, while this is not a problem for a man. Nonsense, and therefore now a skirt with MANY POCKETS. # 2 (right) 2 trousers are woven together, just like in a relationship. The stripes are the opposite of a box; a box has a frame, but a line continues indefinitely.

# 3 (right) This dress of 2 jeans is adjustable in length, and the sleeves are also adjustable in length. Some people see their gender or sexuality as fluïd, one day more masculine and another day more feminine. Therefore, this dress can also change every day. The print I made are boxes, pulled out of context. # 4 (left) 2 jeans became a sweater. The 2 jeans are joined with their inseam stitched. Such a simple operation makes from the jeans a completely different piece of clothing. The print are lines that let the squares go literally out of the box.

# 5 (left) Thread by thread, the jeans have been taken apart to turn them into fur. This fur coat made of jeans exudes pride, proud of your own identity. The jeans are still jeans, but upside down. These jeans do not want to be in the box of jeans. # 6 (right) The large skirt is made from 8 jeans. This stands for a polyamorous relationship, in which you have a relationship with several people.

# 7 (left) These pants are pulled out of context. 1 leg is around the waist, and the other leg is worn as a sleeve. # 8 (right) "I am not jeans" and "I am" is embroidered on this top. "I am", without mentioning the definition of a box.