Exams are over. Now it's time for new inspiration.

Our first- and third-semester Fashion Management students visited the Berlin fashion brand HUMAN TOUCH together with their lecturer Claudia Bothe. What defines this young Berlin label is not only its exceptional fashion, but also a strong idea that clearly reflects its attitude.

“Making the invisible visible” – that’s how the label describes itself. It was founded by designers Juliet Seger and Christina Albrecht. And this philosophy is visible throughout their collections.

Every garment features its own unique pattern. And if you take a closer look, you’ll notice: they are fingerprints. During the sewing process, the designers and their team work with pigment on their hands. The traces are intentionally left visible on the fabric. The creative process doesn’t happen behind closed doors – it becomes part of the design itself. This makes every piece truly one of a kind. You can literally see how much work, energy, and personality goes into each garment.

For our students, the visit was more than just a look behind the scenes. They experienced firsthand how a creative idea grows into a strong and distinctive brand.

How do you position a new label?
How do you tell a story that inspires people?
And how do you stay authentic along the way?

The visit to HUMAN TOUCH shows how closely creativity and business are connected today.

And if you don’t just want to celebrate fashion but actively shape it strategically, Fashion Management at mdh could be your next step.

Request more information about the program here.