TEXTILE UPCYCLING INSPIRED BY THE MOVIE âIN THE MOOD FOR LOVEâ BY WONG KAR-WAI
The textile industry isn’t the most eco-friendly, hence designing a product that has minimum impact towards the environment remains a challenge in adjacent to the development of “sustainability” as an issue. One of the approaches is to utilize textile production waste. The use of textile producti...
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| Format: | Final Project |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Online Access: | https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/50027 |
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| Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Summary: | The textile industry isn’t the most eco-friendly, hence designing a product that has
minimum impact towards the environment remains a challenge in adjacent to the
development of “sustainability” as an issue. One of the approaches is to utilize
textile production waste. The use of textile production waste is a possible
alternative to process the leftover textile materials, moreover, an article of clothing
that is “recycled” with a disordered and reformed design structure in order to
generate an entirely new product. The movie “In The Mood For Love” is brought
up as a reference for the use of colour and form to strengthen the creative process.
This study visually assesses the movie in order to translate its visual elements to a
six-look avant-garde fashion collection through upcycling specifically boro,
slashing, and ruffling. Look 3, look 4, and look 5 of the collection is brought into
realization and the rest are made through 3D simulation. |
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