in-cyprus7 Jul 2026

Mental health seen through clothes, fashion show battles stigma

“Fashion Fighting Stigma” is a movement that began in Cyprus and is now set to travel abroad, using clothes to mirror mental health disorders in order to help distigmatise them. Depression is represented with dark colours, including black roses, schizophrenia with patterns, and different fabrics, and eating disorders with heavy wool.

The social artistic invitation took place due to European Mental Health Month, aiming to spread awareness about mental health diagnoses and humanise those...

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