An Overview of French Gothic Architecture: "Creating and Developing the Contemporary Apparel Designs"

Abstract

Architects and clothing designers employ three-dimensional space to develop structures that shield the human body. Both disciplines underwent phases where design transitioned from complexity to modernity and simplicity. The most crucial and fundamental component of the design process is the concept. Nature has always been a source of inspiration for people throughout history in many facets of their lives. The current project aims to identify and produce designs employing French Gothic architecture. The resource for architecture inspires creative modern adaption. The first examples of Gothic architecture can be found in France in the second half of the 12th century. The style emerged following the Middle Ages' Romanesque era, symbolising a desire to be closer to God through the use of lofty towers that reached the heavens. The visual style and the source of pictures about design aspects are crucial components of the design. The research aims to identify the pattern, design, and silhouette of the Amiens cathedral in Paris. In this study, to develop contemporary genderless apparel with the help of historic Cathedral and their latest trend in fashion technology.

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