CFDA+
Design Thesis
Identical twins begin their lives in a very similar fashion, with nearly identical genomes inherited from their parents. Our Epigenomes collection stems from a culmination of the following personal changes. Although we are very close as identical twins and share much of the same genome, my sister and I couldn't be more independent. Yet we will always share an unspoken understanding of each other’s beings. A lifetime of differing experiences has caused certain personalities to develop, uniquely conditioning each of us to our parallel respective environments.
The collection features unisex articles of clothing with a focus on functionality and silhouettes informed by a careful investigation into the finer details of repetitive design systems. Accessibility of certain functions is solely transformed by problem-solving with a sensibility of one’s environment. A monumental balance of asymmetry and the corresponding chemistry of garments themselves is the resulting combination of research with my own understanding of the reflection of natural opposites.
THESIS PROCESS BOOK
DESIGN GLORIA IM
PHOTOGRAPHY ALEX N.
HAIR/MAKEUP MICHAELA BOSCH
MODELS SHANE DAY, RIO MIYAMOTO, MORGAN HILL, CARLY H.
SELECTED WORKS
KomuneCollaborations
Community WorkshopsDesign Education
Alan Bilzerian RedesignProduct Design
Brand StrategyCreative Direction
CFDA+ Design ThesisFashion Design