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Sunday, August 5, 2018

ARCH DESIGN II : PHASE III BY SUPANAT CHAIYANOPAKUL

ARCH DESIGN II : PHASE III


RICK OWENS PLAYGROUND
by Poom Supanat Chaiyanopakul

ABSTRACT



Clothes are about giving freedom to people-freedom to reveal,to manipulate,to express themselves. People nowadays lives the hectic and busy lifestyle. They need some activities to let them relax after all the stressfulness they received. However in this recent years, healthy and sportive lifestyle became more popular and approachable among our life. The results was many fashion brand came up with many interesting strategies to employ their own product integrated with sport features.


MOODBOARD






Rick Owens
FASHION DESIGNER

Originally from Southern California, fashion designer Rick Owens started his label in the early nineties after dropping out of art school. His first own label catwalk show was held at New York Fashion Week in 2001 and was sponsored by Vogue. Owens gained the CFDA New talent award in 2002.

Owens become artistic director of French furriers Revillon in Paris in 2003. He cemented his reputation as a designer in Paris and introduced a furniture collection, incorporating materials such as raw plywood, antlers, cashmere and marble into his designs. Drawing on his experience at Revillon, Owens introduced a collection exclusively dedicated to fur, Palais Royal. It was named after his Paris boutique. In addition, Owens has RickOwensLilies, a line devoted to his signature silk viscose jerseys and denim line DRKSHDW.
Owens has received numerous awards over the past few years. He most notably won the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Award for Fashion Design and the Rule Breakers Award from Fashion Group International in 2007. The same year also saw the release of his photo book, L'ai - Je Bien Descend?.






 









Sunday, February 18, 2018

ARCH DESIGN II : PHASE I BY SUPANAT CHAIYANOPAKUL





BRAND GENETICS
PHASE 1.1






Of all the fashion industry’s many colorful characters, it is hard to find a more unique spirit than Rick Owen.Over the course of his 22-year career, the California-born, Paris-based creative has managed to build an ever-flourishing, multi-million-dollar business out of sheer subversion. Every part of Owens’ vast empire is constructed in his own, distinct vernacular – from his personal style to his inimitable design aesthetic centered on draping, texture, and silhouette, to his showstopping runway spectacles 

Owens has long acknowledged architecture and its utopian ideals as one of his greatest influences, professing that he looks to “the logic and brutalism” of architects such as Le Corbusier, Carlo Scarpa. Many of his ready-to-wear shows have paid tribute to specific buildings, spaces, and movements 
Owens’s sensuous, erotically charged juxtaposition of forms and materials—namely between the cold, hard surfaces of alabaster or concrete and the lush softness of fur or foam—harnesses two parallel yet seemingly contradictory veins of Minimalism.
angular stools and chairs made of plywood and adorned with moose antlers or embellished with mink—juxtaposed the reduced geometries of Minimalism with the lavish, gothic decadence of late nineteenth-century France.