As a token of appreciation towards my readers I would like to have this post introduce the newest category by being the first full-fledged tutorial, delivering home-printable patterns with in-depth sewing directions sharing my design for a sew-on pocket capable of turning any garment into something outspokenly darker.
The collar for the Grey Blouse actually consists out of three regular collars mounted on top of each other, each going less narrow than the underlying one in order to create the propper cone effect.
Developed simultaneously with the Architecturewear project, this secondary line item came together from combining originally rejected ideas into a refined individual piece, acceding to the project’s aspects whilst oposing it’s emanations.
As a study of flow and weight distribution, this skirt takes two forms of the same fabric, one heavy, the other light and supple, and couples them in a downwards arc, starting from an open triangular-cut piece in the front, cummulating in a firm trailing back-panel.
This post-drawn sketch shows the Arch Down Skirt’s composition with it’s optional stringing meant to hold the piece in a continuous fluctuation.
Finished Version: The Arch Down Skirt
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