If you've ever had a problem pinpointing your own personal style, maybe these Evelina Tarunadjaja wardrobe illustrations will help you. You see, by drawing her day-to-day outfits, this Indonesia-born, Melbourne-based artist was able to understand her own style a little bit better.
What's more, the 28-year-old illustrator decided to ban herself from clothes shopping for six months, says the Telegraph UK. I assume the reasoning is that by not allowing herself to shop, she was able to really discover her true taste -- via her lovely drawings. For instance, as you can see, Tarunadjaja has a penchant for nautical stripes, cozy scarves and simple accessories.
So, what are you waiting for? Pick up a pencil and let these Eveline Tarunadjaja wardrobe illustrations inspire your own portfolio of style.
What's Driving This Trend
- Wardrobe Illustrations
- Opportunity for artists to create illustrations of outfits to better understand personal style.
- Personal Style
- Opportunity to explore personal fashion preferences through drawing and self-reflection.
- Fashion Portfolio
- Opportunity for individuals to create a portfolio of style by using illustrations of outfits.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Illustration
- Artists can leverage wardrobe illustrations as a unique offering to clients or create personalized fashion illustrations.
- Fashion and Apparel
- Fashion brands and retailers can collaborate with illustrators to create custom wardrobe illustrations for marketing and sales purposes.
- Personal Development
- Opportunity for personal stylists and self-help platforms to incorporate wardrobe illustrations as a tool for self-discovery and style development.
