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PEI GTSAI
This collection is inspired by the idea of “subtraction
cutting”, a pattern cutting technique invented by
Julian Roberts. I started off wanting to explore how
pattern reacts from two-dimensional surface to three-
dimensional form. After a series of experimentation
with t
he patterns that I have ran
domly scribbled down
and documented the process of draping on dummy, I
rediscovered the same patterns at different angles;
realising that these inspirations were potentials for a
garment.
The entire collection was made with four different
patterns. I have further discovered that by manipulating
the patterns in different ways and placing them on
various body figures that this would bring out the unique
characteristic of each pattern. Thus, I expanded on
those individual characteristics and incorporated them
into each piece of projection that brought together the
entire collection.
Email
:
tsai.p1211@gmail.com
PINPANEE ISRANGKUN
NA AYUDHAYA
My graduate collection was inspired by the
aftermath of a storm.With the recent flooding
and natural disasters inThailand, I wanted to find
beauty in the surrounding sadness.This concept
is particularly personal to me as I am originally
from Thailand and the effects of such events are
devastating.
The saturated palette echoes the silent grey skies
once the storm has hit and the muted tones are
combined with the raw textures of tattered silk,
giving the collection a haunting calm. Using native
raw silk from Thailand, I was able to experiment
with its rough texture to mimic the destructed
landscape. Sheers and light fabrics are juxtaposed
with heavy pleating to add dimension and create
unexpected silhouettes when in motion. The
garments are also made to appear weightless
and effortless with floating drapes, achieved
through the use of wire allowing one-of-a-kind
customisation.
Email:
pinpanee@hotmail.com
FIVE GRADUATES FROM ISTITUTO MARANGONI FASHION SCHOOL
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