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Fashion Prize Evok Collection

Created in partnership with Atelier Chardon Savard, the Fashion Prize Evok Collection supports emerging designers through an annual creative challenge. Each year, students are invited to transform a white sheet provided by Garnier Thiébaut into an original fashion creation inspired by a dedicated theme. Presented and awarded at Nolinski Paris, the Prize highlights craftsmanship, creativity and the next generation of fashion talent.

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2026 - The Nolinski Traveller

Inspired by the theme The Nolinski Traveller, participants were invited to imagine a real or fictional traveller through a complete silhouette created from a white sheet provided by Garnier Thiébaut. Chaired by Laurence Benaïm, the jury awarded the Fashion Prize to Maëlle Tchamba for her project Iconic Traveller, Cartography of Silence, a textile journey inspired by the cultural landscapes of the United States, Japan and India. The Public Prize was awarded to Louison Demarsy, whose creation explored travel as a process of personal transformation.

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2025 - From Paris to Venice

Under the theme From Paris to Venice, participants explored the dialogue between two emblematic cities of the Evok Collection universe. Their creations were evaluated by a jury of fashion, art and design professionals selected by Nathalie Baumgartner. The Jury Prize was awarded to Elise Soulhat, while Baptiste Calascione received the Public Prize.

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2024 - Inaugural Edition

Under the theme From Paris to Venice, participants explored the dialogue between two emblematic cities of the Evok Collection universe. The Jury Prize was awarded to Elise Soulhat for an asymmetrical dress inspired by the journey of a Parisian woman travelling to the Venice Carnival, blending Parisian elegance with Venetian exuberance. The Public Prize went to Baptiste Calascione, whose creation paid tribute to the cultural exchanges between Paris and Venice through references to French court dress and Venetian masked balls.

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