Contextualizing fashion I final : Reimagining Bloomers
Bloomers in womenswear were first introduced in Victorian times as cycle wear. They gave women a newfound sense of mobility and freedom that was very rare at the time. My goal was to contextualize the old fashioned use of bloomers as activewear in a modern sense, while bringing in nostalgia and references to athletic wear throughout history. In this modern context, Citi Bikes are used by all genders, no matter what you’re wearing. They represent cycling as transportation that anyone can use and have access to.
Photographed by Marina Magre
Modeled by Emily Sontag
Drape and Construct III final
Top and Pant set inspired by reversing the idea of button downs used as bikini cover-ups
Photographed by Marina Magre
Modeled by Emily Sontag
Knit structures projects 2, 3 and 4
Photographed by Marina Magre
Modeled by Ewa Miano and Sasha
All hand knit
2: Off the shoulder top with front hole details, scalloped trim, and crochet bow
3: Low back mini dress featuring a ruffled hem
4: Garter belt inspired midi skirt with crochet lace trim
History of Modern Fashion final
Capri pants made from antique lace pieces
Knit structures project 1
Photographed by Marina Magre
Modeled by Kate Christian
hand-knitted using wool yarn, hand beaded fringe created from glass beads from childhood collection