
Fefe Couture
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DAY3, OCT 17
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Meet the Visionaries Behind the Collection
Farzaneh Jahangard
As the CEO and Creative Director of FeFe Couture in Vancouver, Farzaneh's passion for fashion goes beyond just making clothes. She believes in crafting confidence and elegance into every single piece. Her impressive journey includes showcasing her designs at Fashion Shows across Europe, including London Fashion Week. Farzaneh also shares her expertise by teaching fashion design at Vancouver Community College (VCC). Her ultimate mission is to empower individuals, helping them express their best selves through her unique designs.
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What inspired you to create Fefe Couture?
I wanted to create designs that combine confidence and elegance while helping people express their individuality. My work focuses on creating carefully crafted pieces that allow the wearer to feel confident and empowered.
How would you describe your design style?
My style combines confidence, elegance, and precise tailoring. I focus on creating refined designs with strong silhouettes and carefully considered details that help the wearer express their individuality.
What can people expect from your latest collection?
My latest collection, Alter Ego, explores creativity and individuality through a collaboration with artist Shannon Chung of Shannon Studios. Bold illustrations are transformed into wearable designs through Fefe Couture’s craftsmanship and tailoring.
How did your collaboration with Shannon Chung influence the Alter Ego collection?
Shannon Chung’s bold illustrations became part of the clothing designs, allowing her artwork to be transformed into wearable pieces through Fefe Couture’s craftsmanship and tailoring.
How has your experience in fashion education influenced your work as a designer?
Alongside running Fefe Couture, I teach fashion design at Vancouver Community College. Teaching allows me to share my knowledge and experience with emerging designers while continuing to develop my own creative practice.













