Shelter / Exposure
Beneath I Found Orlando
designer : max condon
This collection follows the story of an individual going through a transition of identity. Studying the current social aspects of masculinity, the garments and design process aim to promote a sensitive man in strong light. Beneath this metaphor for masculinity, I found Virginia Woolf's character Orlando as a muse for a modern man. One that is accepting of change, embracing of close male friendships, and accepting of himself. Throughout the development of these looks this individual emerges from a layered, sheltered state to one of openness and vulnerability. Details from sheltering structures influence geometric drapes that merge with soft textures and delicate prints. Garments act as conceptual ideas with everyday wearable potential.
Here's to a new man.
working between hand sketches, photoshop collages, and 3D paper draping, my garments develop through the process of experimentation, design thinking and detail development
toile development
sustainability
RESPONSIBILITY
Final CADs
Print + Pattern Close Ups
Textile + Print Collaborator : Designer, Louisa Dunn
Print + Pattern
phygital showroom
Shelter / Exposure
Beneath I Found Orlando
designer : max condon
BROWZWEAR 3D SOFTWARE
Collaboration
Designer : Sabrina Batiz
Look 3 Asymmetrical Wool Hoodie
Sustainable Fashion Designer Sabrina Batiz and I collaborated on a rendering of the Look 3 Asymmetrical Wool Hoodie. Sending specs and measurements, this Digital 3D rendering of my sketch allows for the removal of the physical sample. CLO Software aids in reducing sample wastes in production processes.
3D Render
Photoshop Digital Sketch
Photos edited by Adele Trefry