Sahra Bukhari
Fashion buying and merchandising
Fashion Institute of Technology FIT
Graduates: 2026
Specialisms: Apparel / Textiles - Print / Womenswear
My location: Houston, United States
Sahra Bukhari
First Name: Sahra
Last Name: Bukhari
University / College: Fashion Institute of Technology FIT
Course / Program: Fashion buying and merchandising
Graduates: 2026
Specialisms: Apparel / Textiles - Print / Womenswear
My Location: Houston, United States
Website: Click To See Website
About
Textile surface design and fashion accessories design is the way I translate the world around me into visual form. I find inspiration everywhere, in architecture, movement, nature, color, and the subtle patterns that exist in everyday life. These observations constantly influence my creative process. When I design, I try to capture these moments and transform them into surfaces that feel dynamic, expressive, and meaningful.For me, textile design is both an artistic exploration and a thoughtful process. I enjoy experimenting with color relationships, geometric structures, and organic forms to build patterns that communicate energy and rhythm. Each design begins with observation and curiosity. From there, I develop ideas through sketches, pattern studies, and surface explorations until the design evolves into a cohesive textile concept.Currently I am enrolled in the Fashion Business Management Program at Houston City College for a secondary A.A.S Degree. I have a Bachelors degree from F.I.T in textile Surface Design. I am aiming for masters in fashion business. I am also doing short courses at university of arts London online and parson school of design one year online program.
This project explores a bold, contemporary streetwear collection that combines vibrant graphic design with sustainable thinking. The fabric design focuses on color blocking, geometric shapes, and textured surfaces, inspired by modern art and urban culture. Materials are considered with sustainability in mind, using recycled fibers and circular design principles, where garments can be repurposed or returned to the production cycle. Fabric offcuts are also reused to create accessories, reducing waste and supporting a zero-waste approach. Sustainability is further communicated through the concept of timeless, versatile pieces that can be styled across multiple occasions, encouraging longer wear and reducing overconsumption. The advertising concept reflects this by placing the garments in real urban environments, showing how fashion can be both expressive and responsible. Visual elements such as bold colors combined with subtle sustainability cues position the collection as fashion-forward, functional, and environmentally conscious, appealing to a new generation of mindful consumers. Style that sustains.
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