This trio of designer’s is what has caught my eye, just
searching for them and seeing the work pop up and it shows that the work is
energetic, fun, vibrant. Key words to young designer’s to get there work
noticed. In all honesty it was how they came up with their research and designs
and physically made them into these cat walk ready garments, as in this rotation
of knit I'm finding it hard to communicate my ideas into
samples. “In essence, our signature is to take something very ordinary, in this case, something that’s not a precious material, and make it wondrous.” – Sibling
The work being so bold and fun of knit
wear the collection the trio create being inspired by youth culture with the
help of pop art and even punk to get the bright colours and the graphics by their
strong influences. Reading through a few articles and interviews of the sibling
trio, the impression of them is comforting of them not being stuck up
designers, some from small run down towns to which made them push towards the
dream of working in London to which individually worked and worked, took gap
years, worked and finally collaborated and built the business- they are each truly
inspiring individuals. They cater to many styles but it’s more of the individuality
of the influences that makes this trio unique, from being three strong knit
wear lovers of cat walk fashion.
The images presented are a different
approach to how people perceive the trio of them being asked to re designers Cinderella’s
dress for the 20th anniversary for Disney land Paris. I wanted to
talk about this certain collection purely for the enjoyment of the work they
produce, it’s more of jealousy and envy of this trio I have of who wouldn't want
to work with Disney land Paris and re-create our loved Disney princess? But also
its how they have communicated the work clearly, seen on the image above that’s
the context, that is what they are wanting to achieve- keeping the research out
to reference back, really getting in depth with the work of the trio being the
mice in Cinderella’s story of them being the human version and modern version
to the fairy tale. For me I found it hard to communicate my designs to knit but
from seeing the development of this project it shows how you can achieve
drawings/designs into knits.
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