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Working of the installation
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Oh my, I'm starting an installation project!
This is a little, research piece dedicated to my mother, who is a genealogist.
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Costume design portfolio
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Lingerie Artist Statement
French women are known to own a confidence and beauty.
When traveling through France, and particularly Nimes and Paris, the
loungewear and undergarments particularly fascinated me. I
became aware that the high quality of the intimate wear has not
diminished within the century. French women take pride in covering
their lady bits in light, fine cloth and embellishments.
With this line, I try to capture the sleek sexiness of French
traditional intimates, which make women look sweet yet desirable.
These garments are hand dyed, manipulated, and embroidered
with cotton, silk and linen to emulate the process of Western
European garment making.
The silk lace, made by Mackenzie Primack, contains the theme
of the pomegranate, which was the ultimate symbol of femininity
dating back to Greek mythology. This symbol provides another layer
to the overall theme of this collection – that feminine confidence is
sexy.
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fitting the models!
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Awkward photos of me. That's what working until sunrise will do to ya...make ya loopy! But awesome progress!
#Manon Audibert#lace#embroidery#silk#cotton#lingerie#lingerie collection#nona thornton#moirai#three fates
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Kenzo and I got our fabric and thread in. Now work work work
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Mackenzie Primack practicing lace making while I'm trying to come up with comfy patterns
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My professor approved our awesome intimate-wear project
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sketchbooks from learning how to crochet, knit, and felt
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a few mistakes where the pigment settled, but the printed dress relatively complete
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Thanks for modeling, Kayleigh. Here are the final samples
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It is so hard to predict the colors that will react with the heat press. But now I've got a hang of it
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My inspiration came from crystals, and the bright color and light that bounces off and gets trapped inside of them.
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