Charissa den Hollander
Conceptual fashion designer/ stylist
Dynamica
January 2015
A concept about transformation in material/ clothing.
The color of the fabrics changes when heated.
The purpose of the colorchange is to create interaction between people, this will make people more aware of the clothing.
I think fashion has become a standard daily thing, and I want fashion to become an experience again.
The designs are based on different experiments I did with manipulation of fabrics and material.
Models: Minou Meijers & Bastien Wusten
Hair&Makeup: Minou Meijers
Photo: Stephany Caparn
Designs: Charissa den Hollander
Sketches
Material Experiments
Photoshoot
Models: Minou Meijers
Bastien Wusten
Ramon Verheij
Hair&Makeup: Minou Meijers
Photo: Stephany Caparn
Designs: Charissa den Hollander
Men
Women
Digital Sketches
Final Designs
Reflection
UV effects
LED light
Heat sensitive ink
The Fabric
For this design I chose to use the fabric I have developed for this project.
It is one of the experiments with the heat sensitive ink.
The fabric is made of 3 layers:
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The base: a glittery purple cotton
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The middle: Fiberfill dyed with pink heat sensitive ink ( the pink turns into neon when heated)
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The upper: Organza dyed with blue heat sensitive ink ( the blue gets transparent when heated)
Peacock Ore (Bornite)
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Russell Tomlin.
Abstract: Glass Flowing Under Water
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Gosia Baczynska ss 14
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the color changes
when you see it from another side
The color of my fabric changes when heated
Photographed by Anthony Maule
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Kaal E. Suktae
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Inspiration
A GIF I created to visualize the designs in a fun way