Yuki Hagino’s BA final collection is with no doubt one of the most architectural garments in her time. The London Evening Standard called her designs “heavenly”, whilst Elle UK say that she “provided one of […]
Tag: Inspiration
Origami Dresses From Paper and Textiles by Amila Hrustic
Dress construction: Milan Senic / Photography: Irfan Redzovic / Model: Lana Pasicimages via Amila Hrustic
Architectural head pieces collection
The collection is by Zara Gorman. All images are the courtesy of Zara Gorman.
SHEGUANG HU
A model presents a creation of the SHEGUANG HU at Hu Sheguang Haute Couture Collection show during the China Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2014 in Beijing, China, Oct. 29, 2013. (Xinhua/Chen Jianli) (cn)
Origami headpieces by Misassembled
MISASSEMBLED is wearable art built specifically for those who find expression in the infinite variety of geometric forms in the three dimensional world. Referencing architecture, geometry, and crystal formations, each piece is a complex sculpture expressing a […]
Examples of TEXTILES we want to see more!
Ionic Structure and Metallic Reaction is inspired by the exploration of chemistry studies, chemical reactions, elements, atoms and bonds. Geometric chemical structure is prominent within the designs. The reactions of elements and their explosive […]
3D drawing collection by Noa Raviv
Noa Raviv influenced from distorted digital drawing. She printed and stitched lines and grids onto fabrics to evoke images of corrupted 3D drawings made using computer modelling software. She was fascinated by the grid shown […]
Myra Postolache interview with Nogol Zahabi, the founder of Architecture In Fashion for Trend Prive Magazine
This interview is between Myra Postolache with Nogol Zahabi which was published in Trend Prive Magazine website on 6th October 2018. TPM: Why have you chosen to launch Architecture In Fashion? Nogol Zahabi: It always starts […]
Fashion + Architecture
Welcome to Fashionecture! Have you noticed that recently the connection between Fashion and Architecture have become apparent? Both Fashion and Architecture deal with human body and space, volume and movements. Both are shelter and wrap […]
