This drawing has been realized by our fashion student: Pinto Catia (Portugal) Fashion Design course - For this collection I have been inspired by the concept of the expanding universe. The woman wearing these dresses is an intelligent woman, beauty lover and self-confident. The dresses are very wide and the extravagant shapes recall the phases of universal expansion.
This drawing has been realized by our fashion student: Pinto Catia (Portugal) Fashion Design course - For this collection I have been inspired by the concept of the expanding universe. The woman wearing these dresses is an intelligent woman, beauty lover and self-confident. The dresses are very wide and the extravagant shapes recall the phases of universal expansion.
This drawing has been realized by our fashion student: Samadhi Tathsarani Lelwalage (Sri Lanka) Course: Fashion Stylist ISPIRATION: Romantic Bride“Bridal Couture”: For my designs I was inspired by a safe and spiritual bride, a secret bride living within me.
This drawing has been realized by our fashion student: Silvia Masci (ITA) Course: Fashion Stylist Title: Welcome to Burlesque. The three clothes, part of a collection of 18 outfits, have been created by taking inspiration from the most modern and erotic movement of the Burlesque culture, the new-burlesque. The collection wants to give value to the typical sensuality of the Burlesque woman, thanks to a feminine and elegant prêt-à-porter cloth type. It's ideal for a strong and self-confident woman who's not afraid to show, without any limits, his own femininity. [...]
This drawing has been realized by our fashion student: Alessandro Cardone (ITA) Course: Fashion Stylist "Biacoro" is a collection inspired by women who want to dress comfortably but without sacrificing glamour. The garments have a simple style but are embellished with gold applications, geometric shapes, weaving of asymmetrical fabrics. The colors that prevail are white and gold. Technique: Pantoni, Crayons, gold micropowder. Drawings realized after 5 months of course.
This drawing has been realized by our fashion student: Vira Vasylieva (Ukraina) Course: Woman's Wear Design ‘Eclectic Flamingo’ collection was inspired by famous iron sculpture "Flamingo in Calder red", by the famous Alexander Calder. The same as this bird structure has been harmoniously fitted into the urban environment popping out with the bring color and elegant structure, ladies who will be wearing the eclectic flamingo collection will have same feeling of the natural freedom in between the steel geometry of the urban environment.
This drawing has been realized by our fashion student: Jessica Marca Course: Underwear Design "Venomous Venus" is a collection inspired by Japanese ninjas, where the sport style meet the black and magnetic tones of electric blue. Technique used: pantoni and pastels. Drawings realized after four months of course.
This drawing has been realized by our fashion student: Arianna Arcelli Course: Fashion Stylist Collection Title: Surreal Perfection These outfits are inspired to a simple line and at the same time elegant, realized by the combination of some details, in this case rose petals that create a connection with the world of flowers, bringing the woman to a surreal perfection. Techniques color: Pantone, pastels, acrylics and microtip.
This drawing has been realized by our fashion student: Marta Ornato Course: Fashion Stylist Theme: Indian Couture With these fashion designs I was inspired by the typical colors of India. The clothes are made with well-defined forms with lace and stone to give a futuristic touch to the creations.Technical coloring: Pantone and pastels.
This drawing has been realized by our fashion student: Francesca Basilio (ITA) Course: Fashion Stylist Title Collection: Gypsy Rock I realized theese drawings after 5 months of course. Gypsy Rock is a mini collection inspired by two different currents which combined, created contrasts with colors and light and bright fabrics as opposed to the typical black skin. It was created thinking about an active and playful woman, typical attitudes of classical gypsy woman. The techniques used are: Pantone, pencils and tempera.
