Amelia Debinney-Wright

Contact:
amelia.wright1@icloud.com
University/School:
University of Northampton
Location:
Northampton
Specialism:
Accessory DesignAward NomineeFashion DesignFashion ImageWomenswear
About Me

Hi! I’m Amelia, a fashion graduate from the University of Northampton

Amelia is a bold, outgoing designer with a love for silhouette and texture. Taking Inspiration from the unknown led to a final collection exploring spirituality. Leather is used throughout the collection to show an appreciation for craftsmanship and luxury. This is important to Amelia as a creative and something she strives towards.

My collection was inspired by spirituality, it’s something that not only intrigues me but leaves me questioning. This concept led me to think how embracing spirituality could give us the potential to become a higher version of ourselves. Throughout the collection I have laser cut and foil printed leather, this is something which was important to me when creating my final collection to create interest within the leather and what it represents. Using leather throughout the range was crucial to create a contrast of materials and showcase the luxury of leather.

INSPIRATION

“333, your spirit guides are sending you love, support and guidance”

After visiting a clairvoyant in 2022 and having a reading, it soon unleashed a desire to explore more about spirituality. Being told the colours of my aura left me questioning the way we change, how our auras grow with us and how an individual’s aura represents them in day-to-day life. Angel numbers have become a popular, yet overlooked spiritual practice within modern society. Seeing repetition of numbers, is it a coincidence or a sign?

While researching my final collection, I repeatedly saw the angel number 333 “your spirit guides are sending you love, support and guidance”. I took this as a sign and used it to influence my final collection. This womenswear collection includes flare, flounce, and femininity, the collection focuses on large, soft silhouettes being drawn in by a support. Leather is used to add structure and support, representing the angel number 333, layered on to delicate fabrics with the silhouette resembling an aura.

MY WORK

PORTFOLIOS

DETAIL

Hand Craft, Laser cut, Print and Finishes.

Silhouette and detail was my main focus when designing this collection. I explored different methods to create a hidden message within the collection. Adding excitement through detail was something extremely important to me which led to each outfit in the collection having intricate detailing from print, to stitching, to laser cutting. The laser cutting design was about joining the 3’s intricately so that at first glance the viewer couldn’t necessarily see the 3’s design until looking closer, despite the fact this design was cut into a firm leather and represented support, the design added delicacy to the leather. The print design I created was to represent scattered angel numbers and mirror the way we naturally see them throughout day-to-day life. The silhouettes within this collection have a hidden message of repetition throughout, the layers for each garment are built upon the rule of 3. This not only represents angel numbers but helped create a large, soft silhouette mirroring the aura of the wearer.

“FASHION IS NOT SOMETHING THAT EXISTS IN DRESSES ONLY. FASHION IS IN THE SKY, IN THE STREET, FASHION HAS TO DO WITH IDEAS, THE WAY WE LIVE, WHAT IS HAPPENING.” – COCO CHANEL
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