AY L A R O R V I K -
Fashion Design Portfolio
Diploma in Fashion Design & Technology +61 4 1131 8980 aylarorvik@gmail.com www.aylarorvik.co.nz
UNIFORM. -
Capsule Collection 2014 The roots of UNIFORM by Ayla Rorvik lie with the classic white shirt. Drawing on elements of a shirt in a forward thinking way, fabrications are limited to a masculine uniform-like stiff shirting, varying only in colour and print.
Textile print Concept, Illustrator
Line up (front view), hand illustrations
Front and back specification drawings, Illustrator
Textile print concept, hand painted, Photoshop
ABSENCE. -
Spring/Summer 2013/2014
Born from a world of articulate clarity, ABSENCE. is Ayla Rorvik’s first commercial collection. It represents the idea of a life that is absence of complication. Working only with monochromatic silk organza and linen, the result is an concise collection that lends itself to layering and piece dressing for the minimalist woman.
SUITED -
Personal Project - 2013 ‘Suited’ is an intentional stride out of the black and white comfort zone Ayla Rorvik is known for. These 100% linen two-piece power-suits are an exploration of the modern suit with a wink toward the feminist movement. Intended for every day wear, they are willfully ignorant to stereotypes of occasion and gender appropriate dressing.
A C O N T R O L L E D N AT U R E -
Graduate Collection - A/W 2013
‘A Controlled Nature’ is Ayla Rorviks graduate collection, and a creative exploration of the control that man has exerted over the natural environment. With an aim to explore the transformation from a natural world to a man made world, a variety of fabrics and textures have used to build layers upon layers creating looks dominated by the square shapes and contrasting textures of modern architecture.
M AT C H -
Personal Project - 2013
Exploring the line between sportswear and fashion, this editorial shoot is styled by Ayla Rorvik, using mostly her womenswear, mixed with vintage finds and trending sportwear brands.
W H AT D R E A M S M AY C O M E -
Personal Project - 2012
A stretch apparel project aimed towards S/S 12/13, ‘What Dreams May Come’ focuses on underwear as outerwear. A digital print of paintings taken from Vincent Wards 1998 film has been created to juxtapose the black mesh. This is a depiction of the portrayal of heaven and hell within the film, exectued in a grungy yet beautiful way.