for my first project in my ND1 (national diploma year 1) in fashion and textiles, i was given the breath of making a paper garment around the breath of the urban nomad.
to put this simply this is fashions take on the nomad (a traveler) for example think of a gypsy or an native American indian.
this style is layered with bold contrasting prints with lots of wool and leather creating a contrast of texture.
this look is currently dominating the fashions seen.
the breath stated that the garment that i was to create was based around an aria that was meaningful to me for this i chose a village in cornwall england, had a lot of drawing and printing and be constructed from paper.
one more thing, it had to be wearable incase it is selected for the collage fashion show in January.
luckily all of my heard work paid off as i got a distinction (the highest grade that you can get in my corse equivalent to an A)
aria map.
double sided tape- construction.
glue.
paper.
paper mashie.- support skirt
masking-tape- construction, bodice.
wool.- straps.
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Oct 27, 2010, 08.43 AMby jdefashion
loving it
Oct 26, 2010, 10.50 AMby chanel-xxx-sweetheart
This is just incredible
Oct 25, 2010, 06.08 PMby loves2sew555
I love the texture. simpy georgeous
Oct 25, 2010, 01.54 PMby Shira B
nice :) this is so cool
Oct 25, 2010, 06.13 AMby magdamagda
lovely:D great work!
Oct 25, 2010, 03.47 AMby kdrodgers
I like it, it’s really pretty!!!!!
Oct 24, 2010, 08.39 PMby ashchaser
Oh man I love every single thing about this piece, the lines, the maps, the accordion pleats- everything! This is going on my inspiration wall, just sayin. Way to go!
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Oct 24, 2010, 09.31 PMby Rikki Cade Battle
thanks, that means a lot! a lot of hard work went in to getting it right.