On May 24th I presented my Sr. Project in an alleyway in Bellingham, WA. I designed and constructed 35 garments + reconstructed 5 pieces from used clothing items. The focus of this project was to create a line that is completely sustainable, therefore, no new material was purchased. All the material used in the creation of the clothing was donated to me as well as saved from being thrown away. The show was presented in an alley in order to bring fashion into the community and to express that fashion needs to be accessible to everyone.
Through the process of constructing the garments, I focused on creating pieces as a form of artistic practice rather than a skill or trade to be used in an industry in order to make a profit. Here are some initial photographs, more will be posted soon!
4 comments:
yes! this looks like it was a huge success. i really would've liked to have been there.
fabulous! absolutely brillant! love the new photos, i appreciate the continuity of the line; i'm blown away by the sheer scope of your project (all that stitching!)and how you presented your show with a runway format in an outside alley! wow! you got it, girl!, you had it all covered. go, v.i.v.
what next, can't wait to see.
good job care, that was so awesome, you totally rock it!
magnificent! everything about it is the exact definition of "street stitch"! i'm excited to see what you do with your passion next.
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