Parallel
Shapes and Colors
As the final thesis of the Master Degree in Fashion Styling & Visual Merchandising, the student Ana Aonratai Yangomut developed a project named “Parallel”.
The fashion styling project was inspired by wandering around the town, seeing people’s lives in as they do. We can see shapes and colors and hues of things through natural light that lays on things and reflects to our eyes. If it remains man-made light instead, the perception changes. It is the beginning of a discussion about the changes of shapes and colors. Like clothes, no matter what color it is, the result depends on the eyes of the viewers.
Shapes and Colors
As the final thesis of the Master Degree in Fashion Styling & Visual Merchandising, the student Ana Aonratai Yangomut developed a project named “Parallel”.
The fashion styling project was inspired by wandering around the town, seeing people’s lives in as they do. We can see shapes and colors and hues of things through natural light that lays on things and reflects to our eyes. If it remains man-made light instead, the perception changes. It is the beginning of a discussion about the changes of shapes and colors. Like clothes, no matter what color it is, the result depends on the eyes of the viewers.
Project Leader | Mentor
Gianfranco Olivotto
Project Authors
Aonratai Yangomut
The student presented a new perspective of the shapes and colors’ changes of things. The collection features white and plain color outfits and the identity of the models reflects the confusion in the world.
