http://www.ftmlondon.org/exhibitions/past/detail/?ID=53
just a follow up for my 20's research...
http://www.glassofwin.com/2010/02/14/evolution-of-underwear-by-beatrix/
Thursday 10 February 2011
I think I chose the wrong proffession...
Photos by Martin Amm
Photos by Martin Ammhttp://seawayblog.blogspot.com/2008/03/insects-in-morning-dew.html
I found these images on this blog page, all photos are by Martin Amm a German nature photographer he is famous for his supermacro shots of insects like these little beauties covered in dew drops. :) Lovely
Monday 7 February 2011
Images for thought...
just sourcing images from google searches and blog pages; http://http//www.1920s-fashion-and-music.com/1920s-fashion.html.Whipper schnapping...
Huh, time to crack the whip- sadly no literally ;P...
To do list:-
1. Sew up garments from previous project - means starting and 3 new ones and completing a fourth. 2 are already done and dusted
2. Complete a full burting at the seams A3 sketchbook for the current project brief based on historical design with a main theme of textile applications- knit, print and embroidery/ adornment.
My new project is influenced by the lovely and typically lizzy styled 1920's fashion design; typically me as it's renowned for it's adrogynous shapes and flattened silhouettes. I intend to focus on the bases for this flattening- the girdles and constraints of the womenswear and little chemises. For this instance I want to bring in my old love for womenswear as I am majorly struggling in Menswear design as I'm constantly told for over-designing- MY.ACTUAL.BAD. and want to try and do nice, flattering menswear but also innovative. GOOD.LUCK.TO.ME. :P
To do list:-
1. Sew up garments from previous project - means starting and 3 new ones and completing a fourth. 2 are already done and dusted
2. Complete a full burting at the seams A3 sketchbook for the current project brief based on historical design with a main theme of textile applications- knit, print and embroidery/ adornment.
My new project is influenced by the lovely and typically lizzy styled 1920's fashion design; typically me as it's renowned for it's adrogynous shapes and flattened silhouettes. I intend to focus on the bases for this flattening- the girdles and constraints of the womenswear and little chemises. For this instance I want to bring in my old love for womenswear as I am majorly struggling in Menswear design as I'm constantly told for over-designing- MY.ACTUAL.BAD. and want to try and do nice, flattering menswear but also innovative. GOOD.LUCK.TO.ME. :P
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