Original pattern created by designer on Illustrator, repeated seamlessly on twill jacquard.
Custom printed georgette cape lined with black silk, flowing effortlessly with the wind.
Side view of the dress. The top portion is black ponte cotton, chosen for comfort and support.
Cables and arans travel down the dress, embellished with over 4,000 handsewn beads and ribbons.
Continuity of original pattern seen on jacquard cuffs, skirt bias trim, and custom-printed scarf.
Revisiting seven years of orchestral discipline, this collection takes its name from the musical term D.C., the abbreviation for Da Capo, which is Italian for "from the beginning." Used in sheet music, D.C. directs musicians to return to the start of the song, a motion resembling a loop. In my project, themes of precise continuity and repetitive rhythm envelop the silhouette, alluding to the soulful synchronization of a harmonious orchestra.
Photographer: Thandi Roe
Model: Alexandra Espinal
Freeport, New York
Knitwear
