Fashion Illustrations

Tarot Card Inspired Collection

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Design Brief - The customer is free-spirited, youthful, and creative, and doesn't have a typical 9–5 office job and instead works in a flexible field, such as an artist, freelancer, or small business owner. They wear these clothes for casual, everyday activities—going to a farmer’s market, shopping around town, or spending time with friends, as well as an occasional festival or concert in some of the more dressier pieces. They need clothing that is comfortable, easy to move in, and versatile for different casual occasions. They want to project a fun, colorful, and vibrant personality that reflects their carefree spirit and unique style. My collection is similar and could be sold to Urban Outfitters, Free People, and similar lifestyle brands that emphasize creativity and individuality. Prices are not extreme and range from around $40-$120.

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The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo Inspired Collection

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This collection is inspired by the book The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo. The book takes place from the 1940s to the early 2000s in Hollywood and the looks take a lot of inspiration from that time period in Hollywood. The looks are also loosely inspired by each of the seven husbands, with a few additional looks. The illustrations are made using mixed media, including markers, pens, colored pencils and oil pastels. 

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Nature Inspired Collection - Focus: Winter Mountain Range

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Design Brief - My target consumer is a laid-back, social and active individual aged 20–35 who values life experiences such as festivals and nights out but also enjoys spending time in the mountains and outdoors specifically in the winter. They likely work in a creative field with a flexible schedule rather than a typical office 9-5. They wear these pieces for everyday outings, nights out, festivals, concerts, and winter activities such as skiing or snowboarding. They need clothing that keeps them warm while still allowing them to express their personality through interesting colors, designs, and a stylish aesthetic. There are many possible brands that could carry the pieces such as Bloomingdale’s, Urban Outfitters, and Abercrombie.  And some of the bigger winter jackets and snowpants could be sold at more sporter stores such as Columbia. The collection would hang next to brands like Patagonia, The North Face, Free People, Ralph Lauren, and J.Crew. The collection’s price range spans from an opening price point of $60 to a closing price point of $250.

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