2007-migle-kacerauskiene-fashion
technical description

Perforated cotton coat featuring a cape neckline and a drawstring closure with matching ribbon, puff sleeves, exposed buttoning against a floral printed satin section and contrasting cotton broderie with sangallo lining. Worn over a textured wool and printed satin tunic dress featuring central buttoning, thin shoulder straps, a maxi front pleat with a floral printed lining and an adjustable trompe l'oeil printed silk top with metal buttoning, a drawstring waist, and a contrasting border with embroidery.

Size 1250x480x250mm, 1000 gr., 2007

concept

The aspect of womanliness, the essence of the female nature, its integrity and duality, the combination of sensuality and spirituality. Migle found her inspiration in the Japanese woodblock prints (ukiyo-e) of female beauties, which became the main material to develop her project. She explored the essential life stages of a woman, from childhood to motherhood. Her outfits were constructed following the Japanese "wabi" aesthetic principles of simplicity, driving ideas from the kimono and looking at the poetry of everyday life.

tags
Evolution, Japanese Culture, Kimono, Life Stages, Ukiyo-e Paintings, Wabi, Womanhood, Woodblock Prints
year
2007
category
Fashion
object type
Dress, Jacket
historical summary

ITS Contest Application year: 2007
Application area: Fashion
Collection shortlisted as a Finalist
Winner of Fashion Special Award

techniques
Perforation, Printing
colors
Beige, Brown, Floral Pattern, Green, Grey, Off-White, Orange, Pink, Polka Dot
materials
Cotton, Organza, Polyester Organza, Satin, Wool
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