The National Contemporary Dance Company, an agency of the General Directorate of Fine Arts (DGBA), and the fashion brand Milée Collection have teamed up to launch a used jeans collection campaign as part of the first Crimson Contemporary Dance Season, an initiative that combines art, sustainability, and creativity.

What would happen if the clothes we no longer use could be transformed into design, innovation, and new opportunities? To answer this question, the Environmental Management Center of the Santo Domingo Institute of Technology (INTEC) and the INTEC Ecológico group invited sustainable designer Mildred Veras to campus to give the lecture "From Waste to Resource: The New Language of Fashion," in observance of International Recycling Day. Far from being a traditional talk on recycling...

The collection marks a milestone in the brand's evolution, combining sustainability with a strong critique of the "throwaway" culture that dominates current fashion. It is a proposal inspired by the current situation in the fashion world, "Traffic of Decadence" invites reflection on waste and the urgency of reusing what we already have. Through a visual narrative that transitions from the pure beauty of fashion to the most urban and decadent, the collection seeks to convey a clear message: the solution lies in upcycling.