For my Tunisia National Day collection, I’d mash vintage posters with streetwear, like a bold travel ad that accidentally discovered hip hop. I’d sneak in little nods to my late-night design habit, coffee cups and messy layers, so it feels personal and proudly chaotic.

I’d design a Tunisia National Day piece that looks like my dream trip itinerary exploded on fabric, with doodled maps of Tunis, Carthage, and Sidi Bou Said. I’d add scribbled notes like “find the best brik” and “don’t forget extra harissa.”

I’d create a Tunisia National Day graphic inspired by protest placards, mixing hand-drawn slogans about freedom, identity, and olives with playful typography, so it feels both rebellious and fun to wear.

For Tunisia National Day, I’d design a minimalist line-art skyline of Tunis and Carthage, with one bold red crescent hovering above, like a guardian watching over every Tunisian around the world.