Fashion Studies E-Portfolio

For this assignment, I was doing some history research about 60s fashion. The overall contents are my analysis based on the information I have collected from the internet. Background and influences (cultural, historical, social) During the awakening of youngsters' power in society, lots of youth cultures also occurred. All of these factors have influenced the way that people dress. Usually, when we think about 60s fashion, the first thing that comes out of our mind is probably bold colours and diversity of patterning design, and that is why the Mod style is one of the most representable looks from the 60s. Some iconic styling that can represent the Mod style: Fashion Terminology Summary of terminology: manmade materials, bold colours, short hemline, experimental patterns Fashion Cycle The most significant differences between the 50s and 60s fashion: waistline & hemline Trends Research swing dress, skirt suit, shift dress, miniskirt Fashion Icon: Audrey Hepburn & Mary Quant ...

Inspiration: Different shapes of green and blue antique glassware from England. I was browsing Pinterest and saw these unique glassware shapes, so I immediately thought it would be a good idea to use them in my cut & paste design. These are some glassware images I used for my cut & paste designs: Final design outcome: Proportion Design Disproportion Design I also tried some manual cut & paste, but I got stuck and struggled at some parts, so I didn't use them as my final design. It was kind of rushing to redo the designs, but glad that I could submit the assignment on time.

White Top Fabric: Cotton Detailing: just a plain white top Glossary: Round neckline, short sleeve (stretchy rib-knit cuff) Long sleeve dress Fabric: Crepe Detailing: Abstract pattern Glossary: convertible collar, long sleeve minidress Fabric: Polyester and viscose, slightly rough Detailing: zipper on the back Glossary: flat collar, plain short sleeve

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