Here's the final garment I designed and photographed for my first uni project, the White Project.
The silhouette was inspired by dystopian novels by the likes of Orwell, Vonnegut and Zamyatin, as well as glass structures such as vintage perfume bottles. In terms of detail, I worked with the concept of concealing and encapsulating embellishment, having it loosely sit within the sleeves of the jacket and the panel along the skirt. It was by far the toughest project I've ever had to do, but I've learnt so much over the first term and feel a huge development in terms of my personal style, what inspires me as well as my design skills.
The silhouette was inspired by dystopian novels by the likes of Orwell, Vonnegut and Zamyatin, as well as glass structures such as vintage perfume bottles. In terms of detail, I worked with the concept of concealing and encapsulating embellishment, having it loosely sit within the sleeves of the jacket and the panel along the skirt. It was by far the toughest project I've ever had to do, but I've learnt so much over the first term and feel a huge development in terms of my personal style, what inspires me as well as my design skills.
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