For the semester project ’24, I explore the current situation in Hungary, focusing on the excessive spending on football stadiums and related infrastructure. I address this issue by blending traditional Hungarian folk costumes with modern football aesthetics, creating a humorous and ironic fusion.

This collection ‘24 was inspired by the concept album “VADÁSZAT” from Hobo Blues Band. The album’s central theme revolves around hunting, not just as an activity but as a metaphor reflecting societal and existential aspects. Hobo Blues Band, led by László Földes, uses hunting as a narrative device to explore human nature, societal norms and personal experiences.

“Tisza” is a semester collection ‘23 that explores the emotional journey of slowly losing one’s memories of a homeland, symbolized, by the Tisza River, which flows through Szeged, my hometown. The collection captures the emotional struggle of holding onto fragments of identity as they are slowly washed away.

This semester project ‘22 was inspired by the song “csillag vagy fecske” (“star or swallow”) by Kispal es a Borz (feat. Csik Zenekar), which is a alternative hungarian song re-covered by the Csik Zenekar and adapted it to a “modern” folk-song. My intention was to capture the essence and meaning of the song and modernize traditional hungarian costume.

My name is Tamás Pozsár, a fashion design student passionate about storytelling through design and exploring creative boundaries. Born in Hungary, but living in Germany since 2012, I draw much of my creative inspiration from my cultural background and personal experiences. Since 2021, i’ve been pursuing my Fashion Design B.A. at HTW Berlin.

During my studies under Prof. Hussein Chalayan, I sharpened my ability to merge narrative concepts with craftsmanship and structural precision. His mentorship encouraged me to challenge conventions and embrace innovative, forward-thinking ideas.

My skills span traditional and modern techniques, from pattern making and draping to mastering tools like CLO 3D and digital printing. I aim to create work that balances technical precision with bold, conceptual expression.