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Creative Design: Professional

Polyfrost

Authors
  • Ja Young Hwang (Kent State University)
  • Kim HongYoun Hahn (Kent State University)

Abstract

The purpose of this project was to create a contemporary upcycled garment driven by the concept of the golden ratio through the use of re-purposed and post-consumer material which in this case came from used knit socks. This design project shows the designers interest in the ways of in which object becomes entangled with the concept of deconstruction and reconstruction. The fabric for this dress was created by placing and sewing together different size triangle shapes of socks by following golden ratio and the surface of the jacket was embellished by various sized fiber berries from socks materials. The main foot part of the socks was cut into triangle shapes and seamed together to create a dress. The ribbed cuffs parts of the socks were sewn together to create a bolero jacket. The toe parts of the socks were used to create fiber berries to embellish the bolero jacket.

How to Cite:

Hwang, J. & Hahn, K. H., (2016) “Polyfrost”, International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference Proceedings 73(1).

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Published on
2016-09-12

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