Lauren Clifford
she/her
Moiré
This womenswear printed textiles collection ‘Moiré’, takes inspiration from modern architecture and otherworldly forms. The collection aims to give body to a medium so often thought of as two dimensional, through a multitude of different ways, utilising optical illusion prints, contrasts between vivid and tonal colour, fabric manipulation and repeated prints.
The collection takes inspiration from the mass and volume of modern architecture. It aims to achieve power from architectural form bringing a sense of volume and heaviness with a dainty finish. The collaboration between mass and daintiness is envisioned for the wearer to be overtaken by the fabrics as if there is a huge presence on tiny bodies.
The fabrics used within the collection represent the volume and mass of modern architecture through heavier fabrics such as silk satins, sandwashed silks and unconventional fabrics such as corduroys combined with more delicate fabrics such as silk chiffons and striped silks.
Hand painted silk chiffon
Resist devore silk viscose satin
Digitally printed silk satin
Silk viscose satin printed with reactive and devoreed
Silk viscose stripe handprinted and smocked
Digitally printed silk satin
Research
Concept board
Customer board
Colour board