After all, our wardrobe is a substantial mirror of within, whether we like to admit it or not. Think Pink, born out of the necessity at the end of the 70’s in California to relax the mind and understand nature for young free-climbers and adventurous hearts, presented its 2005 men’s and women’s active range with innovation and diversity.

On a giant table full of colours, paints and fabrics students from the European Institute of Design (IED) reinterpreted and personalized not only the notable Calanque pants, but also various T’s, sweatshirts and Bermuda.

Think Pink combined both philosophy and practicality, proving that by co-coordinating unique pieces to create a wardrobe, lifestyle choice is about truth and freedom of expression. Being happy to be oneself both on the inside and out has now become a trend, and its all about the journey and adventure, not necessarily the answer.