Sensors is a Graduate collection by Caileen Macara.This blog catalogues the process and development behind the collection. Not only is this project about making new concepts within clothing it relates to human responses and proves that within our cult of sameness there is individuality .
Monday, 2 January 2012
ERVEOS AETHER-GAPPING VOID
D out of this world structures. Love the painted figures creepily haunting the dark “The “Gaping Void” collection by Erevos Aether was inspired by French poet Charles Baudelaire and his works the “Flowers of evil”. It combines fashion with darkness creating a strong image for the debut collection of the brand. »
Balmug
BALMUG -Love the fabric choice and structure. Bizarre little coats inspire my inferno influenced collection
April Greiman
http://aprilgreiman.com/
April Greiman is a thinker and artist, whose transmedia projects, innovative ideas and projects, and hybrid-based approach, have been influential worldwide over the last 30 years”
April Greiman is a thinker and artist, whose transmedia projects, innovative ideas and projects, and hybrid-based approach, have been influential worldwide over the last 30 years”
JW Anderson
JW Anderson presented a eccentric collection for the Spring/Summer 2012 season, featuring great cutout hexagonal shirts full of color.
Marcin Podsiadło Fall/Winter 2012 collection
“The main inspiration behind the collection was symbolism of genders, depicting them by means of: square, triangle and circle, which became the straint point. While designing and then constructing garments, Marcin PodsiadÅ‚o was trying to kind of deprive the body of its shapes by giving it a new, geometric character so that the garments wouldn’t fit the body lines but rather create their own forms. Actually all of the garments in the collection were created from square, triangle and circle or the variation of these figures.
While researching, Marcin was also fascinated with the dependance of figures, and how one can easily be transformed into another by manipulation of their sides. Natural fibres (like : cotton, wool) mixed with synthetics (like: pvc, neoprene, leather and some see-through fabrics), in black tones are dominating in the collection, and emphasize its form.”
Studio diary week 9
My underlying structures will be more simplistic than the original lineup,due to my decision to use projections on the fabrics to create prints rather than using the method of digital printing in my previous collection
I’ve decided to take a very artistic route with my collection. creating new concepts and exploring the theme of light.
I have decided that I would like to apply for a masters In social design so I will be pushing the boundaries within my brief and collating science with art.
Dream the world awake
Nick night , Walter van Beirendonck and Simon foxton collaborate to make a fashion film celebrating walter life and career (.. Love this..) I have always been fascinated with Antwerp,So individual and quirky and Walter van Beirendonck is no different!!Hes been seriously inspiring me through the start of my collections and I truly love his styling techniques HE IS ONE ZANY GUY!
Studio diary week 8
- This week I started the lazar cutting process ,using only the shapes that the public created in my response test.After I collected the shapes that were vital to my first outfit I took them straight to the manikin,using handling and manipulation to get the fit.There will not be alot of pattern cutting in my development process.
- I started my undergarment for the popper shapes to attach onto!It could be worn over clothes or without .The undergarment will act as a brace/waist coat.
- The fastening will be magnets (if the strength works) or velcro. The mock up fabric is in a basic cotton with two layers of fusible. Before the structure is put together I will mark on each of the poppers and attach them and also the fastening ,to make the process easier.
- Then sew the garment together.This particular fabric needs no finishing and will be stitched with together and then top stitched for design purposes.
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