A sneak peak of some of the work I produced for the Marks and Spencer brief which stated that the collection is for Spring/ Summer 2017 Womenswear and incorporates the idea of 'Weatherproofing'. After conducting research on the company and producing a customer profile and moodboard, I began developing silhouettes, which then lead to experimentation with patterns and colour.
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Sunday, 24 January 2016
Wednesday, 6 January 2016
Dystopian themed Collection
The second brief I was able to explore in visual
studies during my first year was 'Clothes on the edge of time'
whereby the collection I was designing was mid-range urban streetwear. The
brief required me to decide whether I thought we would live in a Utopian or
Dystopian future and I believe that as long as people continue to harm each
other as well as their environment, our future is more likely to be a dystopian one. My main inspiration for the dystopian theme
was the movie 'The Maze Runner' as the plot centred around a dystopian future
whereby the planet has been devastated by a massive solar flare, followed by a
pandemic of a deadly, incurable virus called the 'Flare' which affects the
brain of the afflicted.
The second film, which would
be released the following year, is set in a desert and this inspired me to
loosely develop a collection for the upcoming film taking in the characters’
surroundings in mind as well as the streetwear element. My line-up for this
womenswear collection consists of 4 outfits and I employed Photoshop to render
the fabrics and coloured pencils and also a 0.5mm fineliner for each
illustration.

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