Thursday, 5 August 2010
Monday, 10 May 2010
Fashion Futures
For my project I researched into all the various routes I could take, and concluded that there wasn’t enough ethical options available for people aged 18-30. I decided to deign a collection for Junky styling, which will be sold in Asos.
Mood Board:
I wanted to design the items ‘everlasting’ so they would not go out of fashion, so I used a neutral colour palette and didn’t used predicted trends for my mood board. Instead I used Junky Styling as inspiration, which is a deconstructed style.
I designed my collection in the same style as Junky, however used second hand fabrics, that were unused by fashion houses, instead of deconstructing items into other pieces. This would keep he original factor to the garments, however will still allow for mass production.
Flat Drawings:
Nonwoven Project
Below is the 1st outfit and the images its inspired from. The jacket is made from grey felt which has been dip dyed, and the skirt is made from thick black colbond.
Nonwoven interpretation:
Below is our 2ed outfit with the images it was inspired from. All the items are made from colbond fabric apart from the flower, which is made from felt.
My favourite part of this outfit is the fully embellished bra with turquoise beads and maroon embroidery thread, which is the focus point of it.