Privacy Runway fuses civic education with fashion to help young 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. Workshops, pop-up exhibits, multilingual explainers, and post-show conversations connect fashion to democratic participation on both sides of the Atlantic.