English / Museum - Couture Graphique

Hello my dears

I have visited with my class the museum couture graphique.

I have write down all the designers and outfits which interest me in the museum.

I want to show you my favorite designs that I have seen there and found in the recherche on the internet.

It was really sad, that we couldn't make photos...

From Bas Kosters I like the unusual cuts and designs. But most of all I had taken a liking to the usual sweaters, skirts and trousers, which convinced by her playful print. The print consists of so i called them "mutant animals." This shows, for example, a head of an eagle, with butterfly wings and a small sparrow body. The idea itself and its implementation put myself in wonder.

       

The very individual cutting technique by Henrik Vibskov fascinated me already in Copenhagen. He has the talent to reinvent everyday things. In the museum, I noticed how he created a special piece of clothing from an everyday blazer. And he has just the reverse multiplied four times. When i was researching his pages, i see that he often protrude 3D objects from his clothes... I have given much thought as he makes the cut technically. & about what objects I would have like to stick out.. On top of that, I like his way of the fabric to be printed very very fine!

Viktor Rolf's "reproduction" of the cuff looks great I was immensely impressive! I can not explicitly described as beautiful, but it just looks super good because it's a great idea. In addition, the dress is beautifully finished with high quality materials.

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Now come my two main inspirations...

These two designers have influenced me more like the others.

But a pure inspiration was Jacob Kok with his theme, the "paradise". I love his technique with the plastic stapled together. Which is underlaid with a picture of underwater animals. I'm really inspired over the masses from him, because I love animals. The combination of gold exceeds my dreams because that fits perfectly to my style.

While researching, I noticed how he plays with a silicone masses and it formed clothes. He isn't only a fantastic designer - he puts you on a whole different world.

Walter van Beirendonck color-world is completely hackneyed. He is employed with foreign cultures and racism. To speak out for important things and translate the whole those playful and modern - this I find remarkable. When we visiting the museum, I noticed that he has used in a top a wooden pressure. Although only on the sleeves, but it's caught my eye immediately.

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i don't like this garment.., but I still like the idea - the idee of the wood. 

I have employed me two or three years ago with it. I already had the idea of a collection with wooden pieces and a printed fabric. Now I'm ready and I will try a wooden pressure to produce.

Now we have only 10 days to turn this inspirations in one collection.

only 10 days!!

10!!

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