Entitled "The Hostess of the Copper Mountain", Daria Zhiliaeva's graduate collection explores themes of masculinity and femininity with its sculptural garments. The collection features both masculine and feminine undertones with its range of sculptural garments.
A painterly textile print covers dresses, ruffled tops and printed skirts while patent is the material of choice for black and white coats that feature voluminous shoulder elements.
The Saint-Petersburg, Russia native first studied fine art and fashion at the Stieglitz Art and Design Academy and continued her education at the Parisian fashion school Atelier Chardon Savard. More recently, the designer graduated from the Polimoda Fashion School Institute of Design and Marketing in Florence, Italy where she learned to perfect her skills in voluminous construction.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Sculptural Garments
- The use of sculptural elements in fashion offers opportunities for innovative and unique designs.
- Painterly Textile Prints
- The use of painterly textile prints provides a way to add visual interest and artistic flair to garments.
- Voluminous Construction
- The emphasis on voluminous construction opens up possibilities for creating bold and dramatic silhouettes.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can explore sculptural garments, painterly textile prints, and voluminous construction to create disruptive and eye-catching designs.
- Textile Manufacturing
- Textile manufacturers can innovate by developing new techniques and materials to support the creation of sculptural garments and painterly textile prints.
- Art and Design Education
- Educational institutions can incorporate the study of sculptural garments, painterly textile prints, and voluminous construction into their fashion and art programs to encourage students' creativity and experimentation.
