"From January 29th to February 14th, 2026, the spotlight will shine on the NEXT GEN initiative, showcasing six exceptional designers who embody the innovative spirit of our time. Each has been meticulously selected by a diverse jury that spans the realms of design, sustainability, business, and fashion. In an exciting twist, this year marks the debut of the NEXT GEN Pop-Up & Exhibition, expertly curated by the renowned Sven Marquardt."
"Over a dynamic two weeks, the lines between vibrant personalities and daring new designs will blur, ensuring that fashion becomes more visible and accessible than ever before. PLATTE is committed to redefining the fashion narrative, strengthening connections among designers, consumers, media, and the vibrant Berlin fashion community, while setting unprecedented standards for creativity and collaborative spirit. Kicking off our interview series, we're thrilled to introduce ASTERISK, an evocative jewellery brand founded by the visionary Zan Hyang Song."
"Guided by intuition, touch, and emotional memory, ASTERISK explores the fluidity of meaning through its namesake symbol "*." This ongoing practice traverses the delicate balance between raw and refined, fragile and resilient, ancient and futuristic, all while maintaining a tether to its essence. Join us as we delve into the minds of these trailblazers and celebrate the future of fashion!"
PLATTE.Berlin will host the NEXT GEN initiative from January 29 to February 14, 2026, featuring six emerging designers selected by a jury covering design, sustainability, business, and fashion. The program debuts a NEXT GEN Pop-Up & Exhibition curated by Sven Marquardt, presented over two weeks to increase visibility and accessibility for new work. PLATTE aims to redefine the fashion narrative by strengthening connections among designers, consumers, media, and the Berlin fashion community and by promoting creativity and collaboration. ASTERISK, founded by Zan Hyang Song, explores jewellery through intuition, touch, emotional memory, and the fluidity of meaning embodied by the symbol "*."
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