Privacy Runway - Anti-Surveillance Fashion Show
Privacy Runway fuses music, fashion, and civic education to help people recognize, debate, and resist harmful surveillance practices. We co-create anti-surveillance looks using adversarial patterns, reflective textiles, and silhouette modulation, built to slip past automated recognition.
In September 2026 the project runs as a transatlantic program: a European showcase across Luxembourg (Co-Design Lab) and Paris, and a first-ever Privacy Fashion Show in New York.
In Paris, we will showcase the work of two designers, who will also present their design philosophy.
After the runway, the event will turn into a techno clubnight.
For the general public: request an invite
For members of the industry (fashion, tech, and music) and the press: there are up to 20 reserved spots for these attendees. Please message @zinoharo on instagram if you are interested in reserving one of these seats.
A couple of housekeeping notes before we invite you to our Runway + Techno Party:
If you can't make it, please unregister on Luma. We already have 30 people on the waitlist who'd love to attend, and they'll be happy to take your spot!
Since we're dealing with the theme of surveillance, we want you to dress like you want to stay hidden and anonymous. What that looks like is up to you! Wear a mask, sunglasses, a fabulous veil - anything that confuses the CCTVs and adds to your mystique.
The line to the venue starts at 7:45 PM, and doors open at 8:00 PM. Seats for press and industry are first-come, first-served. There's no entry during the Runway; the doors reopen once the show ends and we move into the party.
The project “Privacy Runway: Anti-Surveillance Fashion for Democratic Resilience” was funded by the Civic Innovation Fund (CIF), a European pooled fund of THE CIVICS Innovation Hub. CIF is supported by the Robert Bosch Stiftung.