Sonja Jocić

Sonja Jocić (; born 1988) is a Serbian fashion designer known for her origami shapes, draped layering, and androgynous silhouettes, as well as for creating sustainable fashion. Her work is described as having a Scandinavian minimalism that contrasts black and white tones, also playing "... at the border of clothing and sculpture."

Background Born in Belgrade, In 2014, she was featured in Serbian Elle Magazine, as one of the young designers to watch out for. Since then, she has presented at Belgrade Fashion Week several times. In 2015, she showcased T-shirts that could be worn in multiple ways, which the designer calls “fashion collage”. In 2016, she presented black, red and white outfits that mixed traditional fabrics, like wool and silk, with rubber, PVC and other non-traditional materials. To bring awareness about sustainable fashion, her 2017 collection was called "Zero Percent" and relied on reducing fabric waste. In 2018, she participated in the "Fashion Scout See" portion of Belgrade Fashion Week. Italian Vogue described her use of light layered fabrics as creating "... disproportionate, light silhouettes, especially in the movement, allowing the garments to come to life." In 2018, Jocić also presented a runway show at "Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week", held in Ljubljana.

Described as having a style defined by contrast, Jocić mixes opposing colors, fabrics and forms. In order to reduce fabric waste, she uses draped layering and precise pattern cutting, the "Textile Designer Award", and the "BazArt Award". Other prizes from the Serbian fashion scene include the "Harper's Bazaar Award" and the "ELLE Fashion Award". Her winning collection incorporated silk, wool and cotton fabrics accentuated by details made of wood.

A former contemporary dancer, Jocić also worked as a theater costume designer prior to working in high fashion.