Send My Heart Fall / Winter
The Collection is about high fashion outdoor wear focused on the surface textile for women. The main inspiration is from a ‘Vintage Postal’. This collection is converting the main inspiration to my own story of ‘Send My Heart’ by using delicate hand embroidery and the variety of surface textile which based on envelop, bird, dots and vintage post cards..
‘A post-bird send my heart. Through this collection, I wanted to send my thankful heart to people in naïve and genuine vintage way by using post cards, letters, post birds and stamps including my invented stamp using my face which adds a sense of humor to the collection. This collection is a story telling in a way of sense of humor. ‘
The collection fabrics are 100% wool knit, herringbone, cashmere, digital printed crepe, heavy-weight cotton, light-weight cotton and silk chiffon.
The collection accessories are hand-made hair band, brooch and a trunk stitched with printed textile to highlight the collection.
The signature of the collection is a girl who wears all A-line and knee-lengthen skirts, dresses, coats, mix/match with tops and bottoms. All the collection has hand stitched and textiled postal images to emphasize the original idea of ‘Send My Heart’. The collection shows a cute and girlish feeling and will lead a huggable and make people warm smile.
People, merchandise and sound in rainy day of markets condensed into rain drop which flows down the water colour paintings of my collection including umbrellas as a accessory. They transferred into digitalized images on dress materials using DTP (digital textile printing) which expressed three-dimensional formative beauties and applied various sewing techniques without the heavy feeling through graphic work.
Canden Passage Market. SE8 Deftford Market, SE8
Deftford Market, SE8, Russel Square Market, WC1
Hanna Jung
Analog Future _ Neo elasticity(Fashion) & Human behavior(Lighting)
Analog Future has originated from questioning ourselves whether this fast moving modern world is really for mankind is good or not. Through rapid progress in civilization we have lost inner values within ourselves. Therefore I have decided to bring out harmony and communication among the lost values through analogue styles. What I propose is slow and passive which enables the users to think more. I value happiness that comes from action itself and not the result. I hope that our design awakens and change today’s information saturated and fast moving digital society.
Dress that express elasticity of new mode.
Groped new method of elasticity through application of clothes structure that is not technology of Fabric. Fabric info_ Hemp, Taffeta
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Photographed by Hyewon Kang, stylist Younghee Seo, model Hyunjung JI
Graduated from Esmod Seoul in 1992 Juun.J began his career as a designer for “Chiffons” followed by design director for Club Monaco” and “NIX”. In 1999 he launched his brand “Lone Costume” and has shown it during the Seoul Fashion Week ever since. He has also collaborated several times with the Japanese artist Nuts and the English artist Simon Henwood. In July 2007 he will show his collection during the Official Schedule of the Men's Fashion Week in Paris for the first time. more
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Möbius Dress, 2004 (felt). Photo courtesy J. Meejin Yoon/MY Studio.
The Möbius Dress proposes an inherently inside-out and outside-in garment. The Möbius Loop, applied to the body, creates one continuous loop designed to turn inside out as it unravels. Because the Möbius strip is one-sided, one-edged and has no fixed orientation, the Felt material used for the dress also has no hierarchy, no warp and no weft. Structured only by the body, dress twists and turns to form a continuously evolving surface as it unwinds and intertwines to form a perpetually changing surface in relation to the body.
J. Meejin Yoon (b. Seoul, Korea) is an architect, designer, and educator. She is an Associate Professor in the Department of Architecture at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and founder of MY Studio (2000) and Howeler + Yoon Architecture (2005). She is the recipient of the Rome Prize Fellowship in Design (2005), the Metro New York 5 under 35 Award (2005), the Young Architects Award from the Architectural League of New York (2002), and Fulbright Fellowship (1997). She received a Bachelor of Architecture from Cornell University with the AIA Henry Adams Medal (1995), and a Masters of Architecture in Urban Design with Distinction from Harvard University Graduate School of Design (1997).
