Each week, Sandra will share a post of her own sketch which “symbolises a message of positivity.” The project was inspired by her own coping mechanisms. As she tells British Vogue: “For me, personally, there are times in meetings when I drift and doodle away. It’s a very therapeutic way of dealing with your head.”
Her first sketch draws inspiration from the world around her. “Never have we needed to look to things that help our minds keep calm and stay positive more,” she says. Blossoms from the tree outside her window were the references for the intricate illustration she has debuted on Instagram. Like many, she is finding solace in the cyclical, enduring elements of the natural world, which are helping her to “fuel her optimism”. Adapting to the working-from-home set-up, Choi has taken to using her children’s art supplies as she left hers at the now-empty Jimmy Choo headquarters.
Followers have been asked to try their hand at their own colourful works, from which 10 finalists will be chosen. Sandra’s advice for hopefuls? “I’m looking for little popcorns of ideas where it could be a bad drawing, but if I think there’s something that we can work on, that’s great,” she said, adding, “I’m looking for a new way of thinking.” The sketches that make the shortlist will be posted to the Jimmy Choo Instagram account, where they will be put to public vote. The five most popular designs will then be put into production, and will form part of a forthcoming capsule collection where 100 per cent of the proceeds will be donated to a charity within the Jimmy Choo Foundation.
The project has already had great pick up, and garnered “60 to 70 submissions in the first three hours”. So, if you fancy being in with a chance of designing your own pair of Jimmy Choos, follow the steps on its website about how to enter the competition. The submission deadline is Friday 15 May and winners will be announced on Monday 8th June.
Followers have been asked to try their hand at their own colourful works, from which 10 finalists will be chosen. Sandra’s advice for hopefuls? “I’m looking for little popcorns of ideas where it could be a bad drawing, but if I think there’s something that we can work on, that’s great,” she said, adding, “I’m looking for a new way of thinking.” The sketches that make the shortlist will be posted to the Jimmy Choo Instagram account, where they will be put to public vote. The five most popular designs will then be put into production, and will form part of a forthcoming capsule collection where 100 per cent of the proceeds will be donated to a charity within the Jimmy Choo Foundation.
The project has already had great pick up, and garnered “60 to 70 submissions in the first three hours”. So, if you fancy being in with a chance of designing your own pair of Jimmy Choos, follow the steps on its website about how to enter the competition. The submission deadline is Friday 15 May and winners will be announced on Monday 8th June.
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