Titanium
“TITANIUM” explores a personal story inspired by my scoliosis surgery. At the age of 13, I underwent an operation that left me with metal rods in my back. For a while, I felt limited in my movement and flexibility compared to before. Through this collection, I translate that experience into design, highlighting the contrast between restriction and fluidity by combining rigid and flowy materials.
Sketches
Moodboard
Lookbook
LOOK I
Asymmetrical knitted dress that explores fragility and tension. Threads wrap around one arm, creating a contrast between free body movement and restriction.
LOOK II
Long sleeveless puffer coat quilted with metal wire, paired with flowy trousers fastened with side hook-and-eye closures.
LOOK III
A bodysuit with integrated metal wire, inspired by the structure of a scoliosis spine. The design emphasizes movement and fluidity through a long, flowing tail that contrasts with the rigid framework.
LOOK IV
Long silky shirt featuring delicate crochet detailing on the upper part, with sheer fabric underneath revealing the fragility of the back.
LOOK V
Statement piece exploring the contrast between external restriction and internal freedom, symbolizing emotional captivity and the sensation of being trapped within the body.
LOOK VI
Lightweight corset with exposed metal boning at the back, paired with pants featuring a skirt tail to enhance fluidity in performance.
LOOK VII
Long-sleeved bodysuit with wire metal, inspired by the visibility of the bones and how the human bones could appear externally whilst moving.
LOOK VIII
Flowy dress layered over a backless upper bodysuit, highlighting the fragility and intricate details of the human back in motion.
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