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Threequarters - New Fashion studio
A response to the over-saturated fashion marketplace, bursting with more of the same, knock-offs and retro tat. Consumers are drowning in thousands of versions of the same thing and getting sick of it. This studio is an attempt to redress that; it’s about creating something truly new to offer.
The focus is on innovation in cutting and construction in the context of women’s day wear. Outcomes include a new approach to technical design, new perspectives on the fashion marketplace, and the ability to design and make garments of a standard suitable for immediate retail sale.
Laura Anderson
Rose Brinkley
Mavis Dai
Eutichia Drakopolous
Jacquelyn Francis
Adeline Huang
Meg Kolac
Esther Lu
Hila Malka
Jana O'Callaghan
Seema Ratna
Jessica Slade
Ricky So
Stephanie Tanady
Hardinata Tjoa
Fiona Torcasio
Laura Anderson
Autumn / Winter 2011
Inter:Related
Photographer: Sarah Curwen-Walker
l_alexandra_anderson@hotmail.com
Rose Brinkley
'Under the Gum Trees' features fabrics that have been naturally dyed with eucalyptus.
The collection is about creating connections between garments and their wearers.
This has been achieved with garments that evolve over time and remain emotionally and physically engaging for their wearers.
Photographer: Jessica Maybus
Model: Sarah Ranken
Mavis Dai
love & loss.
Photographer: Morten Haugen
Model: Claryssa
Eutichia Drakopolous
Revel in the smallest details, engage the underappreciated senses. It’s romantic elegance.
Photographer: Bridget Allen ( www.bridgetallen.com )
Model: Cassie Deane
e.drakopoulos@student.rmit.edu.au
Jacquelyn Francis
Naughty Naughty
Discovering the misbehaviour of clothing, taking it from wrong to right..
Photographer: Morten Warholm Haugen, 3rd year RMIT photography student ( www.warholmhaugen.com )
Model: Anna
Adeline Huang
Transeasonal A/W2011 Capsule Collection: Protean Project 1
Playing with notions of finding perfection through experiencing imperfection; engaging in experimentation in 2D processes which lead to variable and infinitely modifiable 3D results.
Meg Kolac
Knockabout Elegance - A contradiction that elevates fashion as a wearable art form and celebrates life as we all come out to play.
Photographer: Ross Campbell ( www.rcampbell.com.au )
Esther Lu
Fashionable yet comfortable garments for eczema sufferers only using cotton and silk. Darts and seams are sewn on the outside to create smoothness on the inside.
Photographer: Lauren Crosling
Model: Yolanda Nyathi
Hila Malka
Enduring
Photographer: Oliver Ellmers ( www.photographsbyoliver.blogs )
Jana O'Callaghan
This collection identifies the everyday lifestyle of the young urban female, realising her daily movements cannot be isolated to occasion specific garment forms.
Photographer: Marianna Massey
Model: Rikki Lee
Seema Ratna
Garments have been derived from the Passion Flower; using 100% silk for the blouse, and a blend of wool/silk for the bolero and shorts.
Highlight dress of the collection; an interpretation of the passionflower, using silk to express delicacy of the specie.
Photographer: Deb Lieu
Model: Jess Larman
Jessica Slade
Inspired by fashions and sensibilities of the 1950’s, these garments encapsulate a tailored look that fits into both a working wardrobe and weekend wear.
Photographer: Jacob Gasparini
Model: Beth Woods
Ricky So
From a wearable garment to a modular dressing system.
Photographer: Victor @ Cai Photography
Stephanie Tanady
Summer Submersions.
Photographer: Livana Gosal
Hardinata Tjoa
INTIMACY – Masculinity of Feminine.
Photographer: Emmy Etié ( www.emmy.rock.pix.free.fr )
Model : Viv Perry
Fiona Torcasio
The beauty of movement through natural drape and changing silhouettes.
Photographer: Melanie Jayne ( melaniejaynemail@gmail.com )
Model : Jenna Trakas ( www.modelmayhem.com/koukla )