91% matchCONNER IVES
Upcycled deadstock patchwork dresses, same remake logic
What changes: London-based, more Americana-referencing and red-carpet leaning
Brand profile
Stockholm label making patchwork coats, dresses and knitwear entirely from vintage blankets, towels and other pre-existing textiles.
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Josephine Bergqvist and Livia Schuck build garments entirely from pre-existing material — vintage blankets, towels, curtains and duvet covers cut into new pieces.
The label is best known for outerwear: patchwork coats, alongside dresses and knitwear, where the seams between salvaged fabrics are the design.
The Stockholm womenswear label debuted at Paris Fashion Week for spring/summer 2018 and was an LVMH Prize semi-finalist in 2020, with collections referencing Swedish traditions like Midsummer.
91% matchUpcycled deadstock patchwork dresses, same remake logic
What changes: London-based, more Americana-referencing and red-carpet leaning
80% matchNostalgic hand-crafted knitwear with a domestic-textile feel
What changes: Original yarns and embroidery rather than reclaimed household fabrics
76% matchHand-knit, crochet-heavy vintage-referencing womenswear
What changes: Artisan-produced new pieces, softer bohemian mood, lower price
75% matchDeadstock fabrics plus loud print clash and climate politics
What changes: Print-driven and activist-showy rather than textile reconstruction
Rave Review, also styled Rave Rvw, is a Stockholm womenswear label founded in 2017 by Josephine Bergqvist and Livia Schuck, who met studying at Beckmans College of Design. The pair construct garments entirely from pre-existing materials, a method they describe as high-end remakes: patchwork coats, dresses and knitwear cut from vintage blankets, towels, curtains and duvet covers. The label debuted at Paris Fashion Week for spring/summer 2018, was named an LVMH Prize semi-finalist in 2020, and builds collections around Swedish references such as Midsummer.