technical description
Cotton fleece bomber sweatshirt with a round collar, raglan sleeves, welt pockets and a central zip closure. Worn over an iridescent long sleeve lurex shirt with a pointed collar and concealed placket, and a pair of cream pleated trousers with alternating opalescent synthetic pleats and back buttoning.
Size 840x610x250mm, 2160 gr., 2014
concept
‘I feel so queer, don’t you ever get taken that way? When I can’t see myself I begin to wonder if I really and truly exist. I pat myself just to make sure, but it doesn’t help much’. Estelle from ‘No Exit’ - Jean Paul Sartre. With traces of Jacques Lacan’s “Mirror Stage” and the idea that our mirror image completes our identity. The outfits develop through the reflection of their own image. By wisely using mirrors both as tools of reflection and as architectural / aesthetic elements, missing parts are added and existing parts are doubled to create the final complete looks.
tags
Awareness, Body Architecture, Ego, Jacques Lacan, Jean-Paul Sartre, Mirrors, Perspective, Psychology, Reflections, Self-Perceptionyear
2014category
Fashionobject type
Blouse, Trousers, Sweatshirt, Visorhistorical summary
ITS Contest Application year: 2014
Application area: Fashion
Collection shortlisted as a Finalist