Fashion Design Illustration - Range Plan Ayan Wahi Fd 5

Art School London A/W First Drop 2021/2022

PHANTASMAGORIA
Wgsn Women's Style Trend concept
Disquieting designs offer escapism and opulence in
dark times. Embrace intriguing, unsettling and dark
designs, with looks that range from the rebellious
to the dramatic and historical.
 COLOUR BOARD
Contrast vivid brights with brooding darks to create a sense of intensity and drama. Piercing tones such as Neo Mint and Light are
grounded by more familiar tones of Uniform and French Navy. Black will be a key colour across both core and fashion assortments,
as head-to-toe looks gain ground.
 ACTION POINTS
Club Rats Disco Inferno Slick Surface Cut & Paste
Renewed Anrachy, Dark Undertones Recycled Sparkle, 1980s Glam with Alternate Metallics, Digital prints Cutout Details, Layering, Contrast
with Luminous Accents, Spray Paint 2020s Modernity, Sculpture, Splice. that Mimic Foil Prints, Chrome Colours, focal points
Effects, Slashed. Effect, Wet Look.
ART SCHOOL LONDON
About the brand
ART SCHOOL is a genderless label based in London, focused on redefining the limitations of ready to wear fashion. Directed by
Eden Loweth, the label is a platform to express ideas both in design and art using luxury fashion as a communicative tool to explore
contemporary queerness. The designer has worked with some of the most prominent emerging designers of the times including
LVMH prize winner Grace Wales Bonner.
 CONCEPT
The collection is inspired by the underground drag scene of the
80s and its subsequent effects on wider queer culture and the
larger counterculture of the time.

The most influential among inspirations is Grace jones during the

80s and found photographs of drag queens from the era, a large
majority of whom were heavily persecuted for the way they
dressed in public and while performing.

The collection explores themes of modesty, enforced

heteronormativity, overtones of racial prejudice among the queer
community and how they still play a large role in shaping up
queer culture in 2021 with fem-shaming, strict roles and beauty
standards and whitewashing of queer history.

The collection is scheduled to be a drop between the

Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter collections to test the
waters on how the market reacts to clothes that are so obviously
inspired by the idea of clubbing, an almost alien concept during
the current pandemic.
RANGE PLAN
COLOUR WAYS
 BANDAGE
TOP
The top is made out of a rib knit fabric and features a tie front, long
sleeves and a high neck.

It is finished with a serger and cover stitched along all the hems.
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 SHEER
KNIT TOP
The top is made out of a sheer stretch tricot knit fabric and features
long raglan sleeves and a low neck at the back.

It is finished with a serger and cover stitched along all the hems.
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CHAIN LINK
BUSTIER
The top is made out of a double satin fabric and features a cupped
front, stainless steel chain straps princess panels and a zipper closure at
the back.

It is fully lined with black satin and steel boned.

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WRAP FRONT
DRESS
The dress is made out of a solid jersey fabric and features a wrap panel in the front
and a bodycon fit.

It is finished with a serger and cover stitched along all the hems.
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 CHAIN LINK
DRESS
The dress is made out of a bias cut double satin fabric and features stainless steel
chain straps.

It is finished with french seams and has an invisible zipper along the side.
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 CHAIN LINK
TROUSERS
The trousers are made out of a heavy weight dyed denim and feature open sides
with stainless steel chain detailing and a carrot fit hem.

It has a waistband and zipper fly opening at the front.

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 CLASSIC
BLAZER
The blazer is made out of a merino wool blend and features a cinched
waist. two single lip welt pockets an angular hem, power shoulders and
satin peak lapels.

It is fully lined and has a single button closure at the front.

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