Francesca Palmieri - Fashion Portfolio

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FRANCESCA PALMIERI FASHION PORTFOLIO



Curriculum vitae September 2009 - July 2013 October 2013 - July 2016 September 2014 - February 2015

education

contacts

Politecnico di Milano Fashion Design

site:

Scientific High school

email: francypalmi@alice.it

www.francypalmi.wix.com/ francesca-palmieri

Birmingham City University - ERASMUS

phone number:

personal profile

computer skills

I am a polite, flexible and organized person. I work well in a team, but also on my own and I am always enthusiastic to learn and undertake new challenges.

3401117405

Adobe: InDesign Illustrator Photoshop

Microsoft Suite: (Word,Power Point,Excel) Gerber Technology:

interests

Fashion Sports Travels Photography Cinema

languages

ITALIAN: Mother tongue ENGLISH: FCE grade A - level C1


virgin lunar voyage Virgin Lunar Voyage is a project made by four students and born to give a uniform to a crew travelling to the space in a voyage promoted by the English Company: Virgin Galactic and thought for a close future: the 2025. After a research on the Company philosophy, the students have formed the perfect team for a voyage to the moon and developed an outfit for each member.

The realized jacket belongs to the hstess member because she is the closest to the clients therefore she must represent the Company at its best.


virgin lunar voyage


virgin lunar voyage


Photos:

Francesca Palmieri

Make up: Gia Jenkins Model:

virgin lunar voyage

Jessica Sarah Currie


HOSTESS

Outfits of the Virgin Galactic team members.

PILOT

CO-PILOT

SECURITY

MAINTAINANCE

virgin lunar voyage

FEMALE AND MALE DOCTORS


METEORITE GREY

VIRGIN RED

GALAXY

Colour palette, technical drawings and details of the hostess outfit.

Member name

Collar with VELCRO® opening

Invisible zip with T puller

COMET

virgin lunar voyage


voyage across the desert All of us have a childhood dream, all have a dream to realize. The project consists in designing the student voyage and making a jacket that represents it. The location of the voyage is the Sahara desert: a boundless territory where abandoning to meditate on our existence and on our presence in the world.

The realized garment takes inspiration from the clothing of the Tuareg people: the nomads moving across the North African desert.


voyage ACROSS THE DESERT


voyage ACROSS THE DESERT


voyage ACROSS THE DESERT


Photos: Francesca Palmieri, Marica Magnifico Make-up and Model: Altea Bacchetti

voyage ACROSS THE DESERT


Outfit and colour palette. Technical drawing and details of the hood.

Front view

Back view

voyage ACROSS THE DESERT


blue denim The group project is a collection of four dresses made out of a denim fabric previously transformed with different technics. The theme of the project is water in the Japanese culture: a purifying element that expresses a vision of the world in a continuous movement.

Discolours, dyes, scrapings, cuts and applications create a new fabric, which reflects the different forms of water in nature, whether a delicate drop, a powerful jet,a sinuous wave or a light spray.


blue denim


blue denim


Details showing the alterations and the elements applied on the denim fabrics. Paper patterns of the group of students placed on the final fabric. Monica Giulia Carmela Francesca

blue denim


Francesca

Cascade silhouette inspired by the painting: “The Amida Falls in theFar Reaches of the Kisokaidō Road” by Katsushika Hokusai. The collection and the group colour palette.

blue denim

Monica

Giulia

Carmela


Experiments on the denim fabric: cuts, scrapings, dyes, stamps and applications.

blue denim


waves The aim of the project is to reinterpret the Victorian, four-panel corset developing a new technic for the construction and the making. The concept of waves is given redesigning the margins of the paper patterns as curves. The fabric dying technics refer to the marine theme.

The sea foam is made by sprays of white paint, the reflections of the light on water by the dying technic of tie-dye and the sand dunes of the sea bottom are made sewing a rope wavy.


waves


waves


Photos and Make-up: Francesca Palmieri

waves

Model: Chuwen Huang


Outfit and colour palette. Corset patterns.

Front

Left side

Right side

Back

Basque

waves


Tie-Dye technic. Ropes sewed wavy.

Applications of jais and pearls.

Blended dying. Curled trimming.

waves


product development This project is in partnership with the L.S. International – Wolverhampton Company and concerns the health and safety work wear. Starting from an existing uniform, a fire fighter coverall, the student develops an updated version focusing on details.

The renewed garment is more modern and attractive maintaining the required security standards, but adding elements that make it more practical and functional. The student is asked to give evidence of the changes by a precise technical drawing and sew a toile of a detail taken from the new version.


product development


Outfit, technical drawing and colour palette.

product development


Wrist adjuster with a VELCROÂŽ closure and wrist gaiter with a thumb loop. Toile in calico fabric and Lycra.

Adjustable bottom leg width with a zip and a secured zip fly. Chest pockets on sides. Waist adjuster with VELCROÂŽ and a plastic ring.

D-ring fastener and zip pullers. Wavy hem on the collar. Extended back.

product development


artisans 2.0 Contemporary objects, architectures and installations are the starting point for the making of a hat representing the idea of design for the student. “Artisans 2.0� combines the artisan aspects to the digital technologies.

The mesh net is a reference to the ancient manufacturing of baskets and stands for Internet as a social platform that connects the creative people from all over the world. The fluorescent property of the hat calls to mind the art works that need an imaginative effort to be understood and relate the objects to the observers.


artisans 2.0


artisans 2.0


Front view

Top view

Chicken wire

Detail of the iron wire connections

On this page: Drawings of the details. Previous page: Photos showing the hat details, the effect of fluorescence and how it looks like when it’s worn.

Joining ring

artisans 2.0


fadar “Fadar” is a fashion magazine collecting the shootings and advertising images made by the students in groups of two. The advertising image, together with an appropriate logo chosen by the students, expresses its communicative message by a percentage. The photo shootings concern actual contents in the fashion field.

“Denim: a never-ending story” deals with the versatility of a fabric that has been interpreted throughout the years without fading. Nowadays, after more than one hundred years, Denim proves to be a legend, a timeless style.


fadar


Previous page: Advertising image with communicative message in percentage. On this page and next: Layout of the photo shooting “Denim: a never-ending story.�

fadar


fadar



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