NOMMÉ

Black Sheep

@__nomme__pannalaszlo

Location

budapest / hungary

University

modart international Budapest

Graduation year

2023

Main Manufacturing Countries

hungary

Contact

My name is Panna László, I graduated from Modart International Budapest fashion school with a degree in fashion design. In my collections I want to bring nature closer to people, by rediscovering the beauties of it. I have always been interested in environmental awareness and i love working with natural materials.

My brand NOMMÉ means ,designated’ in French. It embodies a modern sophisticated human who values quality, clean design, where the materials tell the story, but each piece has something interesting, a little special motif. With the clothes, the wearer can express herself, her relationship with nature, her creativity, and her outlook on life.
It embodies the wardrobe of a woman whose clothes can be worn well, but there are also surprising, attention-grabbing, casual pieces, which can be easily combined and connected with each other. On the one hand, I design the outfits for various occasions, but some of them can also be worn on weekdays.

Latest Collection

RETRIVAL

The main objective of the collection is to bring nature closer to people. In addition to our hurried lifestyle and the rapid acceleration of the world, we have distanced ourselves from it, even though we can feel closer to ourselves by rediscovering the beauty in it..
As we grow older, we increasingly notice the hidden values of nature, however, in today's harmful and unsustainable world, I think it is important that this perception occurs as soon as possible to protect the Earth, because the most polluting industry is the clothing indust- ry. Therefore, another goal of my collection is to create sustainable, interesting, modern, combinable pieces for the new generation.
The natural life stage can be connected and paralleled with the human life stage, since birth and passing away can be followed throughout the four seasons, which are usually associated with nega- tive emotions and sights. I would like to refute this, because beauty also lies in passing, which can be linked to the aesthetics of decay. We are afraid of decay, we find it scary, not very approachable, but it also has its appeal and can be spectacular. Natural textiles can age beautifully, so I also illustrate the process of decomposition by aging the materials in the silhouettes.
Passing away is painful and terrifying, but at the same time, it is a normal and natural thing. It is a topic that we don't like to talk about, we want to hide it, ignore it, because we are flooded with many unanswerable questions, but we can always turn to nature.