1st photo – model Park June Sung’s instagram
2nd and 3rd photo – Magazine “Dazed”
I want to express some loneliness or dark, or blue mood in the photos to express Van Gosh’s lonely life.
I will add some photoshop effect with some mixing of Van Gogh’s painting in the photo.
Living Person
(Full clothing shot)
(front view)
(Back view)
Process photos
(making bucket hat)
(jacket’s 90% done)
(cutting patterns for pants)
(putting pants all together with wasitband)
(assembled pants before putting paints on)
(painting pants)
Living Person is three assembled items of clothing. My original idea was making clothes that related to street fashion style. For me, this project was successful in expressing my first idea that related to street fashion. I was trying to mix Van Gogh’s style into modern street fashion.
From Van Gogh’s self-portrait, he was wearing a big size jacket with a warm hat in his house. He was having a hard time with living because his artworks were not really selling well. His living was hard but he did not give up his art. I want to show his identity by his brush stroke style which is on the pants.
Hat, jacket, and pant is the one piece because these should be worn all together for this time. Pant is made for comfortable shape and the jacket is made with big size because I thought with his living condition with no money could not let him choose any clothing he wants. He might get clothes from another person. The hat is deep and can hide the face that can also hide his injured ears.
I used the jersey fabric for pant to focus on comfort and canvas fabric for jacket and the hat to show rough feeling.
I learned so many things from this project. I am not a fashion major but I start to get some interests in fashion because making clothes by my hand was a fantastic experience. Designing clothes and have experiences of making several types of clothing was giving me lots of basic information about the clothing. I can see how jackets are made and the hat’s structures.
I would like to learn more about the pattern making to create perfect clothing because I think I could do better if I had perfect patterns.