Architectural and natural images as a source of artistic and compositional solutions in the design of modern fashion

Abstract

The work presents the process of designing a women's clothing collection inspired by the Gardens by the Bay's artistic and compositional characteristics. At the initial stage, an analysis of the plastic, rhythmic, and modular features of the architectural and bionic forms of the complex was conducted, which served as the basis for the artistic concept of the collection. Then, these forms were transformed into silhouettes, constructive lines, and decorative elements of the costume. In the process of developing the models, innovative technologies were used, in particular, thermal bonding instead of traditional sewing, modern materials, parametric design principles, modular structures, and bionic shaping. At the final stage, a series of models was created that combined the natural organicity of forms with the technological expressiveness of modern clothing design.