Deconstruction - Making of unfinished
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In fashion, clothes or forms that are intentionally unfinished, coming apart, recycled or transparent are conventionally considered deconstructive.
The word “deconstruction “, in its conventional sense implies a reversal of construction and clothes that look unfinished, undone, or destroyed are deemed “deconstructed. “.
Construction of a new dress from the unused organza fabric collected from a garment producing house.
A co-ord set designed and made with unused pleated and striped georgette fabric.
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Mood Board
Combined a deconstructed silk saree and unused fabric collected form a production house and turned it into a beautiful shirt dress with pleated sleeves.
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A bodycon dress made with unused poly crepe and organza.
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A Co-ord set made with raw silk and pleated georgette.
Deconstruction of a 12-year-old saree to create a brand-new dress, we can use these old possessions smartly to give it a more usable and meaningful version.