[b]Re:Construct / Re:Imagine[/b] is a lab for [i]Modedarstellung/[/i]fashion narratives and at the same time a practical field for [i]queering as method[/i]: a space for uncertainty, reinterpretation, and performative material critique. Work is based on garments brought in by the participants: worn, forgotten, unloved, found. Sewing, gluing, wrapping, pinning, layering are all possible techniques. The focus is not on the final product but on the process – a design practice of unlearning, deconstruction, speculative re-construction, and reflection. The goal is to create a complete look as a visual statement for an op-ed that positions itself beyond market logic, trend dynamics, wearability, and established visual grammar. The aim is not only to name mechanisms of normalization, but to overextend them – until their logic begins to break down. Work takes place individually or in pairs. A willingness to experiment, improvise, and engage in collaborative thinking is a basic requirement for participation.