Showing posts with label Yarns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yarns. Show all posts

Sunday 6 April 2014

The Flare Of Purple


Hello there!   
Meet Tunga.  On this first illustration, Tunga is illustrating for us the top half (bustier) of the Purple flare trousers. This bustier is hand woven with lime green cotton cords.  Tunga had a great pleasure to illustrate for us on the top three illustrations.  
This garment is one of a 8 piece Colour Explosion 2010 collection, inspired by Japanese rope bondage.  

2010 Purple Flashback
Illustration media: Drawing & pantone pens.
Back woven bodice
As a stylist,  I sometimes enjoy reflecting on previous collection pieces.  I chose to take a closer look into this piece.  I must admit, this is one of my favorite piece,  not only because Tunga has carried it so beautifully in  these three illustrations, but because of its style and vibrancy.   A timeless piece that remains fashionable and stylish, depending on how you style it.
I had a specific shade of purple in mind.  To get the exact colour, I decided to get a natural silk/cotton fabric and dye it to my  taste.  love it! 
 View the rest of  Colour Explosion collection at www.annaluks.com




Shows
 Graduate Show May 2010
Who would have thought........the scrunched up jacket accessorized the trousers well!!!




Fashion4Africa December 2010



Look Book shoot 
Photo: Rob Shepherd



Press
Black Hair Magazine July 2011 Edition

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Wednesday 1 January 2014

Flashback Story Boards

Colour, Print, Texture & Shape
(Researched Projects)



I would like to share with you what inspired me on these selected collections. 


Swahili Flavour/ Street Luks Collections (Native/Nature)
Sisal yarn, silk yarns, Khanga, Silk Jersey, linens and cottons






 Eye Collection
Design inspired by (Japanese Rope Bondage/ Print by birds eye)
Cottons, silk jersey, ropes, cords, digital printed and accessories

Motif-birds eye section








The 'Lil' White Dress 
Architecture inspired  from Guggenheim museum, Metropolitan University UK
Fabrics: Cotton drill cosset dress, little bag








Happy New Year to all!