Digital project figure and flats as a part of the branding project for 2nd semester. Brand is called Lokale Kod (means Local Meat in Danish) and features a CMYK print tester strip as its logo
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Friday, May 13, 2011
Final Collection
My final collection was inspired by the leaps in sportswear made by Bonnie Cashin in the 1950's. This means lots of casual leather and and a loose oriental inspired silhouette with ample opportunities to layer and mix and match. The color and visual palette comes from the painting of Pierneef, a south African/Belgium painter. Called the father of African pop art, Pierneef was an expert in monumental landscape paintings.
Methods Final Jacket
Evening Wear Opposite Designer Collection
For this collection our class chose an opposite designer for each person which we subsequently had to had to design under the stipulation that we would be designing for that brand. The opposite designer chosen for me was Roberto Cavalli, to which I can say there is no one more opposite of me. Additionally I used the work of art nouveau era architectural god Victor Horta as inspiration.
Group Project Menswear
Same Dress, Different Flare Points
Marimekko Print Jacket
Winter Break Collection
For this collection we had to choose a culture to use as inspiration to the collection. I choose the Nordic culture of the 14th Century, specifically the wooden stave churches that were built during that period.
I developed prints based on the traditional worship of the god Odin and the runic language of the Vikings. I also used chunky knits for accessories and a leather treatment on the shoes inspired by Odin's crow cronies
Heros, Icons Role Models Final Collection 1st Semester
For this collection we had to chose a hero, icon, or role model as inspiration for the collection. I chose Rosie the Riveter, a WW2 era poster girl for the American war effort. She stood for the movement towards women entering the workplace and leaving their posts in the home as well as a patriotic symbol of American pride and citizenry working for the good of the country.
This collection was an effort to create clothing with a utilitarian side as well as capturing the feminine ideal in a financially difficult time. The fabrics range from flat suiting tweeds to long haired cotton velvet, to details with vinyl rubber.
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