ADVANCED FASHiON DESiGN
Research
PHOTOS BY DANAH AL-LAHAM FROM HER TRIP IN MALAYSIA
IRVING PENN ARTWORKS
GRAPHITE MOTH DRAWING BY BROOKE FIGER
ART OF KINTSUGI: "IS THE JAPANESE ART OF REPAIRING BROKEN POTTERY WITH LACQUER DUSTED OR MIXED WITH POWDERED GOLD, SILVER, OR PLATINUM, A METHOD SIMILAR TO THE MAKI-E TECHNIQUE. AS A PHILOSOPHY, IT TREATS BREAKAGE AND REPAIR AS PART OF THE HISTORY OF AN OBJECT, RATHER THAN SOMETHING TO DISGUISE." MY MODERN MET
MIXED MEDIA COLLAGES BY
GRAZIA UK NOV 28 2016
COMME DES GARCON ADVERTISING
TITUS KAPHAR
GABI TRINKAUS
SEACROFT
BY CHANTAL ANDERSON
TATE | SHAWN ONG
WINNIE-HARLOW MODERNE HÄUSER VON ELLE TURKEY TAGARRO-DE MIGUEL 2018 02 ARQUITECTOS
BY BENJAMIN KUAH
SEOUL, GANGNAM BRUTALIST ARCHITECTURE
EBISU EAST GALLERY
DOORS AND FACADES OF MALTA
TOKYO
POWDERED METAL INLAY WOOD
FLICKR | RICHARD
MIND MAP
iMPERFECTiON CONCEPT: Imperfection is inspired by Wabi-sabi, a traditional Japanese aesthetic and philosophy based on appreciating beauty in the imperfect. It is about accepting the temporary nature of life in all things and about promoting individuality. Majority of people see scars, bruises, cracks, birth defects as ugly. In my eyes I see them as beautiful as if they were perfect or even more and I wanted to celebrate that. For my project I looked at many elements that relate to wabi sabi, but the one that caught my eye the most was Kintsugi, a japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold. The reasoning behind this art is keeping an object around even after it has broken and as a justification of kintsugi itself, highlighting the cracks and repairs as simply an event in the life of an object rather than allowing its service to end at the time of its damage or breakage.
iMPERMANENT
iNCOMPLETE
ASYMMETRICAL
DAVID KOMA - resort 2018
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
DECONSTRUCTION & RECONSTRUCTION
OUTFIT 01
BALMAIN, SPRING 2017
OUTFIT 02
PROENZA SCHOULER FALL 2015
OUTFIT 03
OUTFIT 04
OUTFIT 05
PROENZA SCHOULER, FALL 2017
OUTFIT 06
FINAL LINEUP
TECHNICAL FLAT DRAWING
OUTFIT 03
OUTFIT 02
OUTFIT 01
OUTFIT 06
OUTFIT 05
OUTFIT 04
TOILE & FITTING
FASHION REFERENCE David Koma David Koma is a Georgian born, London based fashion designer who has become synonymous with the ultra-body contouring silhouette. Creating sculptural statement dresses inspired by the feminine form, it is this design element that has projected the young designer onto the international stage. Source: londonfashionweek.co.uk
asymmetrical
two ribbons on one shhoulder
two ribbons on one shhoulder
metalic buttons
ribbons
ribbons
flowy skirt
asymmetrical
ribbons
metalic buttons metalic buttons
asymmetrical
metalic buttons
ribbons
asymmetrical asymmetrical
kimono sleeve flowy
flowy
ribbons
flowy skirt
metalic buttons
kimono sleeve
long ribbon all over the dress
metalic buttons
MARKETING RESEARCH
flowy skirt leather fabric cuts 88% viscose 12% polyster 399 SR
overall skirt velvet fabric two ribbons
jumpsuit flowy fabric cuts 56% lyocell 44% cotton 659 SR
98% cotton 2% elastane 599 SR
the way the button is sewed
ribbon + bottons
overlock
overlock overlock
FINAL GARMENT PHOTOS iMPERFECTiON iMPERMANENT
iNCOMPLETE
ASYMMETRICAL
DAVID KOMA - resort 2018
spring/summer collection 2019