Ilona Tokar

Fashion Trend Forecasting & Sustainability — Internship VDMD — Verband Deutscher Mode- und Textil-Designer e.V. During my internship, I worked at the intersection of trend forecasting, sustainability, fashion communication and strategic development. • Presented Women’s Fashion Trends 2027/2028 at Munich Fabric Start on 16 July, focusing on emerging aesthetic, social and psychological drivers behind future fashion trends. • Contributed to sustainability research within the fashion industry, including topics

Founder & Fashion Designer Ilona Tokar Fine Atelier Independent high-end fashion and made-to-measure practice focused on individual design, craftsmanship and high-quality materials. The atelier concept combines: • Bespoke and made-to-measure clothing • Individual design development • Natural and premium materials • Personalised silhouettes and construction • Responsible approaches to materials and long-term garment value Selected work includes the capsule concept “Un hommage à la Bavière”, exploring Bavaria

Costume Designer / Costume Artist Theatre & Film Projects Professional work in costume design and costume realisation for theatre and film projects. My experience includes developing and selecting costumes in response to character, narrative, period, visual concept and stage requirements. Among my theatre projects is the costume design for “Der Gott des Gemetzels” at Theater Dessau. This work strengthened my ability to translate abstract artistic concepts into specific visual identities through clothing, ma

Fashion Designer Independent / Atelier & Fashion Projects 13 years of professional experience in fashion design, with a focus on clothing, materials, garment construction and individual design concepts. My experience includes: • Development of individual garments and fashion collections • Bespoke and made-to-measure design • Work with natural and high-quality materials including silk, wool, cotton, linen, cashmere and viscose • Development of silhouettes, colour concepts, materials and details • Research an

Thesis focused on the philosophy and principles of form-making in Japanese design as a prognostic basis for developing a clothing collection for a new youth segment. Research areas included Japanese design philosophy, digital identity, technology and AI, social isolation in high-tech environments,

Foundation in fashion design, garment construction, materials, aesthetics and clothing development.