Once I was done with the project and had taken photos, I cut the plants from the tops I had made and used them to make a salad that my family had with dinner. The various microgreens tasted good and made quite a large amount of salad. The tops also looked nice once with the... Continue Reading →

For my final photoshoot, I used my nans garden and greenhouse as the location as I wanted it to feel like I was part of the garden. Having already done some research into garden-based fashion shoots, I copied some of the poses, and from my research into Tim Walker, I copied the composition of one... Continue Reading →

In an attempt to use up most of the scraps I made a bucket hat and used the scarps to stuff the head and brim to create a padded effect which is on-trend right now. I managed to use all of the scraps except the ones from the deconstructed shorts. This exercise demonstrated to me... Continue Reading →

Before I cut out all of the pattern pieces properly I added small filler pieces of patchwork to the edges that were shorter or had gaps - I used the white scraps I had cut out but ended up not using because they didn't fit in with colour palette. I made sure to only use... Continue Reading →

https://videopress.com/v/kpskwr7o?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata After 3 days and a lot of sewing, I finished all of the patchwork pieces for my trousers. It was more time consuming than I had thought or planned it to be, and it took a lot of thinking to remember how all of the pieces need to fit together. All of the patchwork... Continue Reading →

from my logo research, I have drawn some rough logo design sketches for my brand. I experimented with using imagery from my name- Lily-Rose, and imagery from my final piece. I wanted my logo to be more colourful than the ones I had researched, as I want my brand to feel fun and playful, though... Continue Reading →

I researched several sustainable slow fashion brands to see how their logos differed from those of fast fashion brands and to see how slow fashion brands market themselves. When looking at all the logo's it's clear that in many ways they are very similar to each other - they're all monotone, they largely use black... Continue Reading →