Il Pleut

Madeleine Vintback Student Portfolio

Sculptural metamorphoses in tradition of masters like Hussein Chalayan and Alexander McQueen. Disturbing visions expressed via complex technology. The body dissolving as fluid surface. Covered by artificial structures.
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Parallel Reality

Klara Sjons Nilsson Graduate collection

Intepretations of a three- and two-dimensional world. A reality that is built upon principles that are chosen by its creator. Defining how the world is seen and reflected. An investigation of perception that reveals and succeeds.
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Image credits Anders Lindén

Not Myself Tonight

Disa Treutiger Graduate collection

"We all carry memories, fragments that symbolize different feelings we have experienced. I have made a visual interpretation of loss, oblivion, confusion and change. What is remembered and what is forgotten?"

As obedient devotee, I once again fell for Disa Treutiger's work. When carefully examnining her garments, her conceptual approach becomes self-evident.
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Image credits Kristian Löveborg

Kindness

Disa Treutiger Designer's Nest 2010

It is impressive to watch a young talent evolving a signature design language. Disa Treutiger's pieces instantly stood out and caught my attention due to a subconscious feeling of familiarity. Soft mutations of structure and plasticity that enwind the female body.
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Image credits Copenhagen Fashion Week

Evil Brain Fight

Maria Melinder Graduate Collection vs. Krang

Somehow, don't ask me why, this look reminded me of a brain. But not just a brain, the brain. The evil brain from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Life is beautiful.
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Fuzzy

Disa Treutiger Graduate Collection

I'm never tired of accentuated shoulders - even though they look so cozy that I would like to convert them into pillows and fall asleep right away. Fuzzy shoulder pad dreams. The perfect outfit for a rub and hug.
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The Black, The White, The Stripe

Azade Habibnia Beckmans College Of Design
Photos Kristian Löveborg

Fine knitted stripe structures by wonderful Azade Habibnia. Her looks are literally 3-dimensional. Tender to the heart and flattering for the eye from every perspective. Knitwear never felt so delicate.
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