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A 10-piece graduation collection inspired by Art Nouveau and presented in 2016

AMBIVALENCE

 
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ART NOUVEAU

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"The essence of Art Nouveau is a line, a sinuous extended curve found in every design of this style. Art Nouveau rejected the order of straight line and right-angle in favour of a more natural movement. Whether these lines were used in realistic depictions  of natural forms or as abstracted shapes evoking an organic vitality, the emphasis was on decorative pattern and also flattened, a surface on which this concern for the linear, the line of Art Nouveau."

A Guide to Art Nouveau Style by William Hardy (1998)

Why

AMBIVALENCE?

n. the simultaneous existence of two conflicting desires, opinions, etc.

⁠—ambivalent

The Art Nouveau movement centered towards returning to the essence of craftsmanship and illustrating women in an ethereal fashion. My goal was to exude elegance yet show a strong demeanor, a sense of spunkiness through my designs, and this was shown by incorporating the lush Yuryo Metallic fabrics with the hardness of leather.

from DESIGN to GARMENT

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Carly Jane Chua

Carly Jane Chua

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Shekinah Ragas

Anne Bernardino

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Tash Costan

Brigitte Mercene

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Chrish Carrera

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Dane Rhea Sillo

Ara Salvador

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The 10-piece collection was shown during Fashion Institute of Design & Arts' graduation fashion show on September 30, 2016.

AESTHETICS

Fashion + Fine Art

HMUA

Ava Salting

Photos

RJ Monsod

Jowie Posadas

Karlu Tayabas

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Carly Jane Chua

Robby Canceran

Anne Bernardino

Shekinah Ragas

Dane Rhea Sillo

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