this was a really fun, colourful collection. The pieces were unisex, as the project was all about equality and breaking down boundaries
Loving these slouchy trousers!
The lookbook seems like it was a real laugh to shoot- I love to see happy models!
Unfortunately the details haven't come out too great on this image, but this was some pretty stunning knitwear. With the florescent yarns running down the front, and the florescent pink stripes on the sleeves, it definitely caught my eye!
Samples! Couldn't keep my hands off these. Different print techniques/finishes are a joy to look at and feel for the contrasting textures.
digital print onto a shiny nylon. I need to test out this affect myself at some point!
I loved the concept of this project. Taking inspiration from their local allotment, the girl made garments/accessories for the different people she regularly saw their, and involved them in the design process, so each piece is highly personal- like this floral gardening jumpsuit!
sample prints onto materials found in the allotment setting
A bag for the beekeeper
Another amazing bit of knitting. I may be a print student myself, but this sure excites me!
These garments were beautifully printed- but it was the painted clothes rail that really made me smile..
Adriana Jaroslavsky's wonderfully bold dress collection
laser cut acrylic cuff tassels- YES PLEASE! (I'm always a fan of the playful approach)
More tassel power
conceptual 'weave' pieces. It was great to see some 'weaving' that used laser cutting as a basis to create large, 3D pieces that can be assembled and reassembled. I can't remember this guys name, but he is heading off to do an MA at the Royal College next, so good luck to him!
strangely bizarre yet fascinating stitch pieces.
amazing textures on this dress
and finally- some pretty cool goggles/glasses!
