Gothic
Bestiary
In fashion, as in art, there were evolutional stages which due to a
systemic inertia became a contrast to
the previous ones, as a controverted and daring response. So, there came a time
along the 21st century when patterns were non-repetitive and cyclical, they
were not a systemic expression. New cuts, models, patterns, fabrics and even new
colours were toyed with. It’s at this
time when the expression 'It’s all done’ lacked any meaning and new concepts
were introduced which would have been unconceivable in the fashion world, such
as the ‘oversize’ effect in female cut, destructuring in patterns, such as
Stella McCartney's, and the use of metallic and plastic materials and even
wood.
Some pieces came loose from the puzzle in which 21st century
fashion was encoded regarding design, but also regarding those at whom all this
massive commercialism was aimed at: customers, potential or not, moved further
and further from the fundamental clichés of stereotypes, backed off from
customs and combination ways, not minding tonal protocolism, “what matched
what”, and opened to a much more pictorical and interesting world,
alternatively speaking.
Right at that moment I will mention the "It Girls". As a
definition, I will say the 'It Girl' is a young attractive woman who receives a
wide media coverage, temporarily in most cases. This term was coined for the
first time by romantic novelist and script writer Elinor Glyn in Cosmopolitan
magazine, but it is mostly remembered by the description of Clara Bow in the
1927 film "It". As Glyn said, 'it girls' had an evidently aesthetic
quality, the physical, the beauty, and also, which is more important, a mental
quality, an attitude and personality in which self-confidence, humility, the
closeness of the person give off a special magnetism.
To briefly describe my collection inspired in "them", I will
say I have basically created it on their eclecticism. Acid colours in
industrial tonalities, organically non-existent, coat malleable garments,
re-adaptable, reversible, chameleonlike and changing, very metabollic garments
which play in detail with sophisticated, comfortable outfits to attend any
event, reminiscing the adjectives 'casual' and 'alternative' wherever they
go.
The materials are cosy, a little cold by contrast of the material I
consider very fashionable in the near future:
transparent, impermeable plastic, gives me a lot of possibilities for
clothes to be translucid and play even more with style.
Inspiration, almost incoherent of French macarons with the rinho logo is
intentionally incoherent. The mixture of the delicacy pastries with the iron ,
non-adaptable and non-malleable character of the animal is, in my opinion,
curious in its aesthetic contribution, an alternative collision of opposites, which
semiotically looks for an association with the delicacy of slim girls living a
good life with the daring styles, risk in shapes and non-conventional fabrics,
so animal skin is one among its main characteristics, as in the case of my
collection.
I follow the same patterns regarding complements: colours, shapes,
details are unintentionally chameleonlike, I hope I have succeed in verging on
the tacky or the kitsch. So, the combination of plastic materials and different
shapes, with hair, sequined or leather 'jewel' skirts is in my opinion quite
attractive.
Have fun…..
My work
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part of complements
on a work
inpired in
It Girls
for the
English subject
All royalties reserved
Mayka Gomez Ruiz
(todas las imágenes, composiciones y complementos están hechas por mi)
Los moodboards
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Color, texture & fabric card

Hacerlos abocetados a mano alzada
Hacer la estructura base en lineas de Corel
Cerrar las formas para imprimirles las diferentes texturas y colores
Pasar a Photoshop para sombrear y matizar las luces
Presentación
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cada complemento va desglosado en su
technical sketch
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