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Sabina turns hair loss into a Degree Show project
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Date posted
25 May 2016
15:55
Last updated
14 June 2022
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Sabina contacted the
Alopecia UK
charity, who put her in touch with other women who had lost hair, and she listened to their stories.
She realised she could use her project to raise awareness of alopecia and the misery it can cause.
She came up with five interactive items of clothing and accessories, which she felt showed her journey from concealing her alopecia to revealing it.
Sabina made a cape, a dress, a necklace and glasses, and created posters to go with the designs.
She said: “The pieces I have made represent the armour we have to wear in our battle with alopecia, while the film is my story. I hope it will help raise awareness of the condition and help other women.”
Sabina received a grant from the
Student Grant Initiative
to help towards the cost of materials for the project.
Watch Sabina's film here:
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