M A D E L I N E R O W L A N D
Celine - awareness, sharpness, fabric, reduced, new, refined, discretion, attraction and attitude. Celine is about strength and dignity, about utility and style, and about beauty and femininity, all at the same time.
“Project Black” by Madeline Rowland. Project Black illustration inpsired by clean cut tailoreWd outerwear. This illustration expresses my style, it is a minimal expression of tailoring with a hint of sass.
“Hawes & Curtis� by Madeline Rowland Hawes and Curtis shirt brief, designing and creating a theme for the new and improved Hawes and Curtis shirt, that can be worn comfortably to work, and for an evening out. Welcome to 24.7.365. A concept where you can wear this as your go to shirt, all year round, night or day.
“Perfect Tailoring� by Madeline Rowland Pefect tailoring and gorgeous outerwear options were the focus of this project. Winter fashion is all about bundling in style, when you go out wearing the chicest, sassiest, classiest coat without even needing to wear anything special underneath. Elegant, maximum, and smart are the words I use to describe this tailored coat, as my attitude towards tailoring brings an entire world of glamorous. I wanted to take the general aesthetic of tailoring and bring a new sense of playfulness which is the reasoning behind this minimalist design. Big, colourful, vibrant prints that go with oversized dark coloured duvet coats, creates drama.
TWEED
WOOL
PATTERNED SILK
WOOL
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POLYESTER
HERRINGBONE
“Elemental & Infusion� by Madeline Rowland Taking Inspiration from WGSN trends, creating mood, colour, silhouette, and fabric boards. Using a seamless aesthetic, but using an earthy, dull colour palette. Creating one outfit with the feel and look of invisible. Not romantic, like Valentino, or dark and edgy, like Saint Laurant. Simply concealed and invisible.
FUR MALE
“Furmale” By Madeline Rowland. Pink and blue are both very unambitious colours, contrasting both sides on the strong delicate spectrum. “Pink and Blue challenges the cultural panic over how children’s clothing affects gender and sexual identity.”
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