Scrolling through the #SewingTikTok hashtag today, one can stumble upon all sorts of cool designers and aesthetics. A TikTok favorite is John Azzi, an Australia-based designer who spontaneously drapes elegant evening gowns onto mannequins (he’s done dresses inspired by Cruella de Vil and Kendall Jenner, among others). TikTok is also obsessed with the work of @shawty.arabia, whose Bridgerton-inspired design now has almost 1 million views (the beaded, lace, and pearl corset she created is, indeed, stunning). Upcycled design is also gaining major momentum on TikTok. Utopia, for instance, is designed by the retired accountant Peder Cho. He splices vintage tees and re-sews them into brand new creations. Arielle Sidney has even turned Target or Aldi bags into unexpectedly-chic dresses.
Find the Next Best Fashion Designers on #SewingTikTok
TikTok is no longer just a place for fun, viral dances (though those still exist). It’s evolved to be a virtual playground where filmmakers, actors, models, and all kinds of creatives can express themselves through their art. One niche blowing up is #SewingTiKTok, where fashion designers are increasingly sharing their design processes on the app. Who would have thought the land of the Renegade could become a place to find the next best fashion talents?
