Copenhagen , Danemark
I am a textile/fashion designer specializing in knitwear and the fashion context, always designing for the body through a material-led process, where the fabric itself guides the relationship with form. With strong skills in developing design concepts, I turn new ideas into reality through a creative
and explorative approach. My proficiency spans Adobe Creative Suite, digital design software, analogue techniques, and sustainable design methods and strategies. At the heart of my work lies passion, curiosity, and craftsmanship, which drive my experimental approach to design.
Borås, Suède
Master's Degree in Fashion & Textile Design - specialisation in knitwear.
Fashion
Sustainability
Knitwear Designer
Technical Knitwear
Drapery
Fashion Designer
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Illustrator
m1 plus
Clo3D
danois
Langue natale
français
Courant
anglais
Courant
allemand
Capacité professionnelle
Permis de travail UE
Mobilité géographique envisageable
Marjan Kooroshnia
Helle Gråbæk
Amalie Roege Hove
Delia Dumitrescu
Nadia Wire
"Modular knitwear, inspired by cellular behavior, allows garments to adapt to different shapes and styles through drawstrings and adjustable elements. The emphasis is on circular design, pieces can be disassembled, reshaped, and worn in countless ways."
Anaïs Dahl Perret: Morphogenesis in Motion
The garments in Morphogenesis in Motion seem to breathe. They’re meant to – made to imitate the anatomical circularity of living beings. “I was inspired by cellular behaviour, using knit and laser-cut techniques to create transformable garments,” says Dah
l Perret.
With nature’s ceaseless adaptation as her subject, her mono-material designs move by pulling on interlaced drawstrings. “To create personalisation and dynamic reshaping on the body,” she explains, “inviting a slower, and more intentional interaction with garments that change expression and evolve through use.”
Dahl Perret takes on the static element of the fashion industry, making garments that foster attachment by changing with us, instead of being left behind.
"Anaïs Dahl Perret’s work reconfigured knitwear into modular garments built from laser-cut components, proposing a model for user-controlled assembly."
Runway images from our graduate fashion show at CPHFW.
The Swedish School of Textiles, part of the University of Borås, materialises innovative visions of textile and fashion futures.
"Fashion as form, system, surface and suggestion –
SST’s 2025 cohort doesn’t just design
garments, they rethink what clothing is for."
