IMPARI DELIVERS A MOVING PERFORMANCE AND A CAPTIVATING SHOW
AT BERLIN FASHION WEEK SS26
IMPARI and the Kokrobitey Institute presented the immersive performance “CIRCLES OF CHANGE” at Kühlhaus Berlin. The show combined fashion, music, dance, and textile art in a circular setting and honored Ghana’s cultural diversity.
The finale – a symbolic embrace of all performers – sent a powerful message of community, transformation, and global responsibility.
There was something electric in the air – an atmosphere thick with connection, curiosity, and collective thought. You didn’t just witness a moment – you felt part of a movement. Press Factory had the great honor of handling guest management and (press) communications for the IMPARI Show & performance at Berlin Fashion Week SS26.
Photo by @zero2four_
The Brand
IMPARI is a visionary fashion label that places sustainability and social impact at the heart of its identity. Specializing in garments made entirely from recycled PET materials, the brand fuses eco-conscious innovation with design that emphasizes community and individuality. The name IMPARI – translating to “unequal” and “you learn” – captures its dedication to self-expression, education, and social engagement.
Established by Berlin designer Jana Heinemann, IMPARI distinguishes itself through vibrant color choices and a deep-rooted commitment to ethical production. At her studio and boutique in Berlin, Jana designs both one-of-a-kind pieces and cohesive collections that blend diverse fabrics, patterns, and aesthetics.
Every item is crafted locally with a zero-waste mindset, ensuring that leftover textiles are repurposed into future creations. For Jana, fashion is a medium for connection – her work celebrates cultural diversity and aims to inspire unity through artistic expression.
Photos by @stories_of_human and @zero2four_
Alongside many other talented designers, IMPARI brought a fresh and thoughtful perspective to Berlin Fashion Week SS 2026 – blending sustainability with innovative design in a way that felt honest, creative, and deeply relevant. Their presence was a valuable reminder that fashion can be both creative and conscious, and an inspiring part of the conversation shaping the future of the industry.
