RESEARCH
I had a dream of a ship that was sailed in the night Such a sweet, sweet call The siren soothes my mind Who am I going to be when the curtain is drawn? In the cold, cold light they whisper to me, "take it all" Ooh ooh ooh The fortune said, "Flowers bloom with no regret" Surround me, body and soul Pull me into your glow, make me blush Unbound me, spin me in gold As the story unfolds in your touch Ooh ooh ooh ooh Who can breathe me into life? Ooh ooh ooh ooh Just one more look at you My heart has been hypnotized I know a place where it s always so perfect and blue And the boy says, "Babe, believe me, it's all for you" Ooh ooh ooh The fortune said
"Flowers bloom with no regret" Surround me, body and soul Pull me into your glow, make me blush Unbound me, spin me in gold As the story unfolds in your touch Ooh ooh oh ooh Who can breathe me into life? Ooh ooh oh ooh Just one more look at you My heart has been hypnotized And every color comes to life As petals fall before your eyes You kiss me and I m hypnotized Surround me, body and soul Pull me into your glow, make me blush Unbound me, spin me in gold As the story unfolds in your touch Ooh ooh oh ooh Who can breathe me into life? Ooh ooh oh ooh Just one more look at you My heart has been hypnotized
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An aspect i’d like to include in to my research is the concept of the
Fragility of Human Nature. The
idea we need to learn to live in harmony within how we are connected to our surroundings make us vulnerable to the idea that we as humans are just as fragile as the ecosystems in nature. A photographer, which captures this theory beautifully, is Li Hui. He exposes the human body with natural imagery, often using light to depict the beauty of
fragility in humans and nature.
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‘Simplicity
Beautiful
of
things’
‘ The closer I get, the better my grasp of human feelings and emotion’ She comments about how ‘natural things are the most difficult to capture as they are constantly changing.’ She wants to ‘ freeze them in place and captures them as an image of my own world’
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Willows
whiten,
The
sunbeam
In
the
By Flowing
the
aspens
showers
stream island down
break
that in to
shiver. and
quiver
runneth
ever
the
river Camelot.
Four
gray
Overlook And The
walls,
and
a
space
the
silent Lady
four
gray of
isle of
towers flowers, imbowers Shalott.
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Timeless in fashion is defined as design that always
remains
alter the perception of timeless.
on trend however, for my trend narrative I’ve decided to
From Earth to Mars it would take 7 months to get there. The idea that
theory of time was altered
in wonderland the : days in wonderland would only be a matter of hours on earth. If I apply this theory to Mars it leaves the idea that we could
learn from
the society on mars and return back to earth
reverse the effects or
allowing time for us to protect our environment from climate change.
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Mastering the art of heritage
in a fashion brand seems a long process. Understanding the fashion brands core values and knowledge of where it’s been and what its do is crucial to leading the brand in a new but same direction. The likes of Karl Lagerfeld has successfully understood the importance of Coco’s original ways and has upheld the brand luxury identity.
“Fashion but style I believe that heritage is closely
changes endures’
aligned with the brands
origins and with todays turbulent environment its crustal to maintain a strong
brand identity staying true
to its origins
In
my
own
perception
heritage
of
modern
, its learning lessons from the past to prevent the same problems happening in the future. Could we go to Mars and discover how to preserve life and support sustainable ecosystems ? Will we not go to Mars and chose to fight for our home planet? Is our planet too far go and we will have no other choice but to stay on Mars and every return ?
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Luxury is often linked with
emotion
high
when purchasing
such items however, I chose luxury due to the
architecture that the inhabitants live in on Mars. This idea of
luxury living
environments was inspired by The ERDEM and H&M collaboration, which was based in an old dilapidated English heritage estate. The idea that his old lifeless place was brought to life by being
filled with
flora and fauna inspired me to
adapt the same concept to Mars’s dilapidated red dusty landscape.
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‘WHAT DREAMS MY COME’ WAS APART OF MY INITAL SUMMER RESEARCH PROJECT WHICH I BEGAN BY WATCHING FILMS. THE FILM INSPIRED MY TO CREATE MY OWN WORLD, MUCH LIKE CHRIS NEILSON FINDS HIMSELF DOING IN HEAVEN TO COPE WITH THE REALITY THAT HE CANNOT RETURN HOME. FOR ME TO SUCESSFULLY CREATE A TREND I’D HAVE TO THINK ABOUT THE WORLD IM CREATING AND THIS THEREFORE LEADS TO THE FACT THAT I WOULD HAVE TO DEPICT A FUTURE WORLD AND SCOIETY ID WANT TO LIVE IN.
inspired by my surroundings, i imagie the world that i want to create. a world which is my home. the world i want to grow up in. where links to my herritage are strong and where ive learned valuable lessons from my family.
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Focusing on how to
life how whole
preserve
in harsh climates. I began look at
terrariums ecosystems:
and
support
can was
amazed
at
fragility
how the of glass can support something more fragile than itself. If we could encapsulate
ecosystems
and
whole
maintain
and
support biodiversity icy climate
in Mars’s , is it possible to reciprocate this idea to soften the effects of global warming on our home planet.
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existence
is
evolution
based
on
the
to survive. Now faced
extinction
, as humans we are looking for with answers to heal the world around us. However, the project faced us with the question: what if we moved to Mars? Against this idea, I’m looking for new ways to
fix
natural Healing. our world.
By
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TIM WALK E
‘Nature as a forever source of beauty’
Walker often over exaggerates the surrealism he captures in his
‘Plunging the viewer into a parallel world’
photos.
Walker often sets on a white background displaying his respect for simplicity. Arcadian, throughly English upbringing that has inspired a life long love of British landscape
Rugged wilderness
and manicured lawns
English country escapes often provides a
of backdrop to his fashion photography
fairies at the bottom of the garden
His calling card was a book of images of
. Here, that magic is recreated amid the concrete of urban quarantine.
: Leibovitz
portrait photographer
is a known for shooting the worlds most famous faces ( the met gala celebrities) Featuring Natalia Vodianova wearing a series of blue dresses with
original drawings for Lewis Carroll’s book.
a view to having the pictures resemble John Tenniel’s
It was Wintour’s idea to have designers inhabit those roles.
Alice always seems
to be overwhelmed by or overwhelming her dress.
ANNIE LEIBOVITZ
Alice In Wonderland
Shoot based on
ARTI STS
freezing temperatures on the surface
and began to wonder how anything would every survive on the red planet. This is when I
living
discovered Azuma. He creates “
art. I am creating a totally new way of
expression.”. I loved the idea of creating my whole
living ecosystem
futuristic expressionism
on Mars as a way of
.
MAKOTO AZUMA
Makoto Azuma was very influential it to when it came to creating my trend narrative. During my summer research on Mars, I discovered the
RONI AHN & YEON YOU Roni & Yeon were one of the last artists I discovered that influenced my trend. They express
‘Men can be flowers too.’
the idea through photography that
They capture ‘The growing movement of
soft masculinity in Asian popular
culture’. During my initial idea of a modern society accepting men to become more feminine,
their photography narratives incaptured my trend perfectly,
however despite this strong connection to a new feminine male society I choose to go down a different route that suited my trend narrative more.
DAMIEN HURST Damien Hurst, one of my three artist inspirations, allowed me to explore
detail
floral art in finer
. The Detail in his pieces incorporate the
key values of my narrative: timeless, romantic and
fragile
. The fine detail inspires me to create detail in my own work
when incorporating
floral designs
visually
detail you create create for the viewer.
. I believe the more
in a story, the better narrative you can
P FLOWER W E R
THRO UGH T
HE LO OKING G LAS S
ALICE IN WONDER LAN D Incorporating the of a childhood
innocence
fairy tail whilst edging
it with a dark under tone.
‘The only way to achieve the impossible is to believe its possible’
- Lewis Carroll
and
lands
magical and imaginary beings
inspire our hopes and dreams. Fairy tales are stories we are told as children to
They
protect us from harsh realities of the real world. I want to create an
idealised bubble for my trend. As
a story teller on a dry red harsh environment I want to
hope and dreams for the red planter
create
Tim Walker depicts fairy tale
surrealism
in his fashion photography.
FAIRY TALE
Noun: // a children’s story about
FLO
WE RS
home
Flowers remind me of . If I’m moving to Mars; I want to take home with me.. or at least try to . I want mars to be immersed in
flora
and fauna: not red dust. I love how every
flower stands of something
meaningful
.
emerges
as a
and mental health. It's based on the idea
vibrational energy
that flowers have a healing . Essentially there is florapy which is the physical practice of using flowers to soothe the sense e.g bouquet making or art intimations including flora. There is then flowers
essences, which is liquids
infused with a flower’s energy balance , believed to
Using natures healing powers on Mars,
your emotions.
abandoning
chemical healing of mental and physical illness.
Sunflowers always make me smile
have the power to
FLORA PY
Flower therapy powerful merging of nature
HEALTH CRYST ALS Promote the
flow of good energy and help rid the body and mind of
negative energy for physical and emotional benefits. A from
philosophy borrowed
Hinduism and Buddhism
I believe more metaphysical principles of healing will become less ‘out there’ than it used to be. More people are turning to crystals and physics to heal them in one way or another. Last month in the hairdresser’s chair, the topic was about the physic she had visited after a break up with a long term boyfriend and a family bereavement:
to find guidance
looking
. In the session she had tarot cards , tea leaves and palms read. Now whether you believe in this concept or not, one thing that cannot be denied is that she felt better after. Whether it was
true or not; it had some sort of
healing power
.
Could this be the
new faith be a
new religion
for the
alpha generation
younger that may live on Mars? There is now a faith- based
increasingly irreligious society
void for an
with 70% of young people in the UK seen as non-religious. Healing crystals have been
recognised for centuries,
‘ there properties may not be scientifically proven but they can enhance someone’s healing journey, that’s a good thing’
Blooms only one night a year
Graces the night for only a few hours by morning, like a
sylvan Cinderella its white petals
wilt before the sun ever gets a shot at a kiss.
Hasting parties and gatherings to celebrate the debut of these unlikely believes of darkness is a long-held tradition In 1937, a crowd gathered on evening at the
estate
of a wealthy family known for their elaborate parties
. Bloom are not summoned by magic, but temperature, humidity or rainfall. Most appear to follow a
lunar cycle
Between sunset and midnight, petals unfold, and a
thick perfume gardenia permeates the air.
resembling magnolia or
CEREU FLOWER
Queen of the night
‘living art’. So imagine if we could revolutionise the fabrics we use today into
‘living
fabrics’ that are sustainable and
S PAC E FLOWERS
Japanese artist Makoto Azuma creates
extraterrestrial
His best known series ‘Exobtanica’: he commented ‘ I create living art. I am creating a totally
expression.
.
new way of
AVAN T GARDEN ING Inspired by the
and
link to nature
luxury
of
upperclass abnormality. experimental New and
ideas and methods in
foliage
flora and
.
SUS TAIN ABILITY Dresses made out of real flowers. Isn’t the news idea or most advanced but I
like the idea of
adam and eve
the garden of eden having to them
in
use the materials around
“Bioneer”
Biotechnology has the potential to alleviate our sourcing and manufacturing chemical footprint whilst
eliminating waste.
Development innovations in lab- grown,
biodegradable mate-
rials has ensured that fashion has not only taken steps towards being sustainable and biodegradable but also to and residual waste.
“Make sure to ensure it gets
avoid toxicity
water your dress
plenty sunlight
”
daily and
impulses from the sense organs to the nerve centres
interpreting the world
Our senses are key to around us. We are taught from a young age to depend on words to depict how we are feeling.
SEN SOR
Adj :// conveying nerve
as a creative I depict the world differently. Therefore for me to tell my Mars story I am going to use the senses. However,
My research methods rely on the music, sented candles and the internet. Smell can transform a persons mind to a certain
emotion,
feeling, The
Cadwick
2012
smoke had and 12.29
throughout
some
link
fashion his
show
pumped
presentation.
significance
inspiration
his is the
brand
behind
the
memory.
or
for
The to
Oriental scent the
clearly designer
his new collection. idea. Their statement is:
scent as a pillar of brand identity, 12.29 creates immediate and memorable connections between brands’. It ‘ evolves the
‘By integrating
modern luxury ‘Frontier
emotional
experience for hospitality
of
communication
’
FAS
HIO N
ERDEM It is a women’s fashion brand, however to evolve the brand to mars it will create
fashion for
humans
Poetic, timeless, powerful, versatile, strength, beauty,
romantic
Reminds me of
timeless romantic
heritage that reminds me of home Erdem and H&M collaboration inspired my project idea: transforming a
dilapidated planet to
world of flowers
a secret exotic
.
preserve life glass house
in a
, like a
flower
terrium would to a . And the idea that the show was on the roof of McQueens design studio correlates with the fact that
inspired by her surroundings and hasn’t chosen
she was
to go to some expensive location, which could effect the carbon footprint of the show.
ALEXANDER MC QUEEN
Bubble
fashion show above design studio. This idea links with my trend to
AN I N T E R S E LF - R E F
RVIEW OF F LE CTI O N WITH
ERIN GRIBBON
WHY MENSWEAR ? I was influenced from Erdem and H&M collaboration and the genderless aspect of mean wearing bloom florals. If I want to follow I will need to find and follow the trend of genderless masculine figures in the public eye. Examples such as Harry styles, Timothy Chalamet and Billy Porter.
WHY NOT WOMENSWEAR ? I don’t like the straight forward route: that’s not my style: its not as creatively stimulating However … Alice in Wonderland and the fragility of mother nature could link to how women as seen as fragile in todays society. However this is not my opinion, my opinion is that we aren’t fragile, its just the society and environment we are placed in.
SO… THE ROUTE OF FRAGILITY IN MEN / MASCULINITY OR THE FRAGILITY OF WOMEN IN SOCIETY. ? Or what about the fragility of humans? Correlating with the fragility of nature. IN THE TREND ARE YOU LOOKING AT MENSWEAR / WOMENSWEAR / HUMANWEAR? Alexander McQueen designed clothes for humans in her latest SS 22 collection. And I loved that idea of forecasting clothes that anyone and everyone could wear. However, menswear would allow me to create something more weird and wonderful due to society still expecting the typical male to wear jeans and t-shirts, despite male figures in the public eye now wildly exploring the concept of masculinity. Yet, womenswear would connect to the aspect of the fragility of women in society and link with Alice in wonderland / through the looking glass, however women’s wear doesn’t excite me as much as the other two idea do.
Green creates
playful
,
abstract
illustrations, which I believe reflect well with my Alice through the looking glass concept on nature on Mars. Further combining, with challenge the concept of
fragile
masculinity and how our move to
mars will reflect this. The fact that Green also incorporates a
romantic
element into his pieces will allow me to creatively develop
timeless romantic
my idea of creating a heritage collection for men.
I first began to include Green in my work after our workshop, incorporating his drawings
projecting florals
while
background
on to the clear
TONY GREEN I LLU S T RAT I O N
INSTEAD OF USING TONY GREENS
ABSTRACT
FACES FOR MY PREVIOUS MASCULINITY IDEA, I AM ADAPTING HIS INFLUENCE TO FIT MY NARRATIVE OF THE FLOWER SOCIETY ON MARS. AGAIN, I THINK THIS SYTLE IS A PERFECT FIT FOR MY NARRATIVE, INCORPORATING
ELEGANCE ROMACE
AND
A
PLAYFUL
,
ELEMENT
ABSTRACT MARS SOCIETY. IN
TO
MY
THE COLOURS HE OFTEN INCLUDES IN HIS PIECES, HAS ALSO INFLUENCED MY STORY COLOUR NARRATIVE. ALWAYS INCORPORATING ALSO
OUTLINES
ALLOWING
FOR
PINKS IN
AND
BLUES
BLACK
AN
COLOURS
:
AND
ARAY
HE
WHITE
OF
TO STAND OUT AGAINST EACH OTHER.
AN I N T E R S E LF - R E F
RVIEW OF F LE CTI O N
WITH
ERIN GRIBBON
B R E AK I N G N E W S: D E S C O V E R Y ON MARS! Getting rid of the idea of men and women and just focus on society moving to mars and meeting the native flower people Because when I decided if should do womenswear or menswear I was still thinking I needed a trend pack and had to show clothing products as my end outcome. Ive looked at my 2000 words and research and I could easily alter the idea. I just think that my original masculinity idea doesn’t quiet sit right with my project as a whole .
Through various presentations and 1-1’s with tutors and industry professionals, I knew my story narrative never quite sat right with want I wanted and could never figure out which piece didn’t fit the puzzle. Its was only when I was talking through the beginning of my trend book I labelled one of Tim Walkers photos as ‘ The Flower People ‘. Therefore, my trend narrative will continue to follow the world I’ve created on Mars, however instead of narrowing myself down to mens/ womenswear, I’ve allowed my narrative to explore the new native society, The Flower People. From a first person story narrative, I will follow my character through the emotions of leaving earth in its current state to the new planet Mars and discovering The Flower People. I will then apply my research to the new society and follow their way of life. It will then be up to my character to decide whether or not to continue their life on Mars, or return home with the gifted knowledge from the Flower society.
Instead of focusing on fragile masculinity i will focus on the fragility of nature and how ecosystems, despite their complexity, can be easily damaged by the simplest of things. Ensuring the flower society on mars is living in terrariums, they will be protected from the harsh cold conditions on mars Despite the harsh climate and the fragility of nature, terrariums allow life to bloom wildly and freely without danger of extinction. The idea that this concept could be taken back to earth ,despite rapid changes in global warming, allows for humanity to adapt and evolve to their new surroundings. Even if its just a temporary solution until we can
F R A
G I L I T Y
reverse the changes. Preserving vital plants and wildlife could be key in to rebuilding what we have already damaged The idea that the amazon could be encased in a glass dome: much like The Eden Project.
THE
FLOWER
SOCIETY
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