Wearable Structure

Final Garment Project

Ideas starting to create a dress.

The front of the dress was made of just one piece of fabric, with no seams.

Using the first panels to make the paper pattern.

Using the pattern to cut the fabric.

Final adjustments.

My final garment finished.

Wearable Structure

Planing the final piece for Exploring Creativity A/2012.

Here is just a rough idea of my first plan, that didn't really work out.

Deconstruction Reconstruction

 Using Deconstruction Reconstruction to generate ideas.

My sketchbook page with design development.

Deconstruction Reconstruction

A shirt into a dress

My sketchbook with design development.

Deconstruction Reconstruction

A Jacket into a Skirt

Here is my design using the technique Deconstruction Reconstruction. I bought a second hand Jacket, unpicked and created a new garment. Left together the must interesting pieces, like the collar and cuffs. 

My sketchbook page with design development inspired by the skirt done using Deconstruction Reconstruction.

Deconstruction Reconstruction

Junky Styling

Junky Styling is a brand founded by the designers Annika Sanders and Kerry Seager, where they use the technique Deconstruction Reconstruction. Using Jackets, shirts trousers and whatever they can transformer in a different garment.