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My inspiration for this collection derived from the archetypes of Carl Jung. In particular: the shadow, the persona and the self. Real pressed flowers are encapsulated in contrasting pleated plastic with the same flowers printed and embroidered onto silks. Each garment forms part of a narrative that represents the human evolution of consciousness that altogether create a glamorous, modern yet functional collection.

Fashion Sketchbook design drawings, design board, fashion portfolio // Stephanie Zeinati, BA (Hons) Fashion Design, UCA Rochester

BA Graphic Design students Phillip Koll and Ollie Vanes collaborated to create a new White Show experience, by 'scanning' the models from every angle and making the final image 360 degrees visual. Phillip explained that the main challenge for shooting the White Project, was the fact that one hardly sees depth or texture when photographing the colour. So, the duo got up close, shot every garment inside-out, and built a bridge between old and new ways of approaching photography. We kick off…

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BA Graphic Design students Phillip Koll and Ollie Vanes collaborated to create a new White Show experience, by 'scanning' the models from every angle and making the final image 360 degrees visual. Phillip explained that the main challenge for shooting the White Project, was the fact that one hardly sees depth or texture when photographing the colour. So, the duo got up close, shot every garment inside-out, and built a bridge between old and new ways of approaching photography. We kick off…

BA Graphic Design students Phillip Koll and Ollie Vanes collaborated to create a new White Show experience, by 'scanning' the models from every angle and making the final image 360 degrees visual. Phillip explained that the main challenge for shooting the White Project, was the fact that one hardly sees depth or texture when photographing the colour. So, the duo got up close, shot every garment inside-out, and built a bridge between old and new ways of approaching photography. We kick off…