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Designed this full look from scratch. Needs to be ironed and shot better. What do you think?

>> No.12831732

>>12831726
I think I'm going to line the poncho with shearling too btw

>> No.12831738

>>12831726
Don't really like the poncho and can't see the other garments that well but cool that you are doing your thing and waving your dick around m8
Do you have some blog/instagram or something? And do you have any education on the subject or did you just learn things yourself?

>> No.12831740

Reminds me of Georgio Peviani, very nice.

>> No.12831747

>>12831726
Not bad. Shearling is a good call too. Post updates when you have them

>> No.12831748

>>12831726

Pointy hoods are shit-tier.

>> No.12831749

>>12831738
Yes! I have an instagram @lilbbw.

I'm sure when I shoot this look on a model when I'm done you'll like it a lot better. It's very simple, but the textures are amazing, which is impossible to see in this photo.

>> No.12831752

>>12831748
I love pointy hoods when rick does em so I made mine like that in a sense, but less pointed and more oversized.

>> No.12831763

>>12831726
Really awesome looking, OP. How long did it take you?

>> No.12831769

>>12831726
you look like a hobo garden-gnome

>> No.12831770

>>12831763
Eh not too bad to be honest. I say that in comparison to other things I've worked on. The patternmaking takes the longest. The sewing was relatively simple on an industrial juki.

>> No.12831771

>>12831726
Thats really cool dude, love it

>> No.12831777

>>12831726
Nice. Tell us about the materials and craftsmanships.

>> No.12831789

>>12831777
I used an upholstery fabric for the poncho, with a 30 poly 40 cotton 30 olefin blend. When I shoot the look better the really cool texture will show better. The tunic is made of a low count linen. The pants are a relatively plain cotton.

>> No.12831810

>>12831789
you literally didnt say anything by saying the fibers

>> No.12831816

>>12831726

personally I would hem the jacket on the sleeves and bottom

looks a bit unfinished

also would have more textural variety to the whole outfit

also since the jacket looks really clean/ minimal, having the unfinished hems just makes it look a little awkward

apart from that v cool

>> No.12831819

>>12831726

also not sure about the hood, looks a little like a rick owens x kkk colab

>> No.12831831

>>12831810
Oh I'm sorry I'll give more info. I'm a fashion design student at Iowa State, but I've done everything by myself. I made all the garments here from scratch starting with the patternmaking. The poncho was based off a costume pattern I got from johanns, and I modified every aspect of it to improve the cut, the shape, the hood, etc. The tunic was vaguely based off a graduation gown I deconstructed and made a pattern for.

>> No.12831834

>>12831810
lmao wut he was asked about the materials and craftsmanships. he answered at least half the question.

>> No.12831836

>>12831819
Funny you say that lol the hood wouldn't be pointed if i didn't get that influence from some Rick hoods.

>> No.12831848

>>12831816
Like I said, it isn't finished. Might leave the pants hem raw though. Still thinking about it.

>> No.12831871

>>12831848

yeah defo leave the pants raw, looks sick

>>12831836

yeah was thinking the same thing haha, i think its cos the whole outfit looks a bit like robes that I made the association, but now i think about looks nothing like kkk

>> No.12831877

racist druid core

>> No.12831886

>>12831831
no, what fabrics did you use

>>12831834
naming fibers tells us nothing of the materials, and at the most is an incomplete answer

>> No.12831974

idk about the silhouette but it looks like some cool concepts.

Very adventury.

>> No.12831975

>>12831886
If I knew the names I'd gladly tell you. That's why I gave a description, because I don't have the name. It's upholstery fabric, not clothing fabric.

>> No.12831996

>>12831975
fabrics still have names my guy
upholstery just gives you a sense of utilization
havent taken fabric id yet?

>> No.12832007

>>12831996
Calm down turbo autismo not everyone is a scholared clothingmaker on here. Maybe OP doesn't take courses.

>> No.12832023

>>12831726
If i was black and saw you at night i would fucking run away as fast as i could

>> No.12832031

>>12832007
I have taken extensive textile courses actually! I don't know what was being asked to be honest. The interlacing pattern? The count? The yarn type? We didn't memorize the name of every kind of fabric, we learned how to distinguish them, and tell what fibers were used.

>> No.12832118

>>12831726
thats really nice OP. its not my style but i like your spirit and work ethic. keep going you're going somewhere

>> No.12832138

>>12831726
klan kore

>> No.12832436

Looks cool. Kinda creepy and misterious, like secret society illuminati core

>> No.12832447

>>12831726
essential monkcore

>> No.12832677

>>12831748
This. You should make one with a liripipe style hood and not a kkk pointed hood.

>> No.12832682

>>12831726
also please be so kind topost all your process to >>>/12831744

>> No.12832800

>>12831770
So how long did it take you? Why answer with a non-answer

>> No.12832894

>>12832800
Hmm I think I'd say 10 hours total for everything. Making everything again now with the patterns etc would probably take an hour and a half though so it's definitely the initial designing that takes the most time.

>> No.12832965

>>12832800
I half assed all these questions because I didn't know you guys would be so interested. Hyped you all are that interested to be honest.

>> No.12833373

>>12831726
I like it, I want a pointy hood too

>> No.12833385

>>12831740
kek