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Trinidad and Tobago / United States

Aisling Camps

  • Fully fashioned knitwear
  • Hand knitting

Aisling Camps came to fashion after studying at Columbia University and working as a mechanical engineer focused on sustainability. The Trinidadian designer developed her interest in knitwear at the Fashion Institute of Technology.

Five looks to know

White Wave Dress in upcycled mesh and crochet with ruffled hem — Aisling Camps, Date not documented

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White Wave Dress in upcycled mesh and crochet with ruffled hem

Date not documented

A published and attributed example of this designer or label’s work: White Wave Dress in upcycled mesh and crochet with ruffled hem.

Aisling Camps
Opal Dress — Aisling Camps, Date not stated

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Opal Dress

Date not stated · Official Aisling Camps product collection; season not stated

Layered greens and curved edges give a long knitted dress an uneven, fluid outline.

Aisling Camps; official product photography
Leather Cable Pullover — Aisling Camps, Date not stated

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Leather Cable Pullover

Date not stated · Official Aisling Camps product collection; season not stated

Large cable-like loops give the dark pullover a coarse sculptural surface.

Aisling Camps; official product photography
Wrap Jacket — Aisling Camps, Date not stated

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Wrap Jacket

Date not stated · Official Aisling Camps product collection; season not stated

Long ties secure an asymmetric wrap jacket and extend its movement.

Aisling Camps; official product photography
Sculpted Pullover — Aisling Camps, Date not stated

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Sculpted Pullover

Date not stated · Official Aisling Camps product collection; season not stated

Full sleeves and raised seam lines turn a simple pullover into a sculpted shape.

Aisling Camps; official product photography

Collections & archive pieces

1 collections represented · 1 piece

Selected work

1 piece

About Aisling Camps

Her namesake practice combines hand production in Brooklyn with fully fashioned knitting at a family factory in Italy, using carefully selected Italian materials.