Special Occasion
A Chronicle of Grief
In the Victorian era, widows were expected to mourn for two full years.This gives the idea that grief has a beginning and an end, which in my experience is not at all the case. Grief is not a straight line with a starting point and an end point, it is more of a circle, an infinity. In my thesis collection, I explore round shapes and intricate fabric combinations that symbolize the endless rainbow of feelings accompanied by grief.
A front view of the dress
A side view where you can see the weaved corset and the round shapes in the skirt
In this photo you can see the shoulder detail of the cape.
A full back view, here you can see the keyhole back and the movement of the skirt.
Meet the Designer
Credits:
Photographer: Paul Lozano, Yotav Masa
Model: Amit Friedman
