Fashion &Textile Design
Presenting my philosophy on technology in fashion Anouk wipprecht is a big inspiration to me because of her work with car manufacturers and how she developed the automotive design into techno-garments
My Denim Jumpsuit:
Made from Three different coloured Denims for contrast in panelling and white topstitching to add extra detail theres fastenings in different directions. In the picture the poppers are all done up making it whole however there is also a zip going through the waist bans that completely detach and make the garment a two piece to either wear separately or as a whole.
What you can’t see in this picture is that the trousers have a contrast of paneling slightly more blocked than ombre but the inspiration came from grey scaling. I then went on to add rivets in correct places to ensure no wear comes to the garment quickly.
I added inset seams cut away pockets inset pockets and gatherings to the piece to show the skills I have gained. I used curved panels straight panels and harsh cornered seams to make the final piece more exciting.
After drawing out back and front of each developed idea I have picked my line up of 4 garments. all different use of patchwork, leather panels, topstitching, zips, poppers and decorative seams.
Garment 1: Poncho with ribbed fitted asymmetric top flowing into a denim skirt with a leather front panel and raw edges paired with some high knee boots
Garment 2: Denim bomber and bootcut jeans jumpsuit/two piece. poppers down the front and then a zip round the waist hot pant like panelling and ombre inspires panels at the bottom which different colour denims
Garment 3:Big flared Culottes in patchwork with hot pants leather panels and a crop top shirt with rolled up sleeves with rips and raw edging and patchwork.
Garment 4: cropped Hoodie with drawstrings and patchwork sleeves and then hot pant seamed skinny trousers with topstitching and then the trouser legs have outside leather panels and inside dark jeans.
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