Connection of women's fashion designs and architectural constructions

Abstract

Ideas of societal, cultural, and personal identity have long been expressed through the fields of architecture and fashion design. But in the last year, practitioners in both fields have expressed more nuanced and thought-provoking challenges related to ideas of identity, going beyond the idea of just denoting value, status, and belonging. The aim of this paper is to present the relation between architecture creations and fashion design, creating women's dresses inspired by Gothic architecture. Initially, technical sketches of the model are performed. The basic constructions of women's dress and tight sleeves are used as a starting point for designing. Later, with modeling, the desired type of model is performed. The ornaments from Gothic architecture are used for printing on fabric, and then these elements are sewn on the clothing. In the end, the combination of high fashion and architecture is proof of the inspiration and correlation between both disciplines and the long-lasting value of artistic expression.

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