About Me
HI I'M ANA, A GRADUATE FROM CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL OF ART!
For my graduate collection, I reference the Anti-Rape movement of the 1960s and how it has evolved over the decades with a desperate call for action to protect Women’s Rights.
Perpétua showcases a range of garments that highlight the positivity that comes from healing past traumas and finding a voice to confidently share your experiences. The title of the collection Perpétua illustrates the everlasting feeling of overcoming these obstacles over the years while constantly running into barriers but never giving up.
INSPIRATION
MY INITIAL RESEARCH BEGAN WITH AN ESSAY
I had written an essays about the part that clothes play as proof of consent in Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault Cases. The research that I collected was extremely heavy in detail of these circumstances and often seen from a negative point.
Through textured gathers that symbolise the holding on to past fragments of memory, to the contemporary take on the 1960s silhouette which informs the feeling of solidarity with those who have been marching for our rights since the first peaceful protest, the collection allows for the reflection of everybody’s own traumas and experiences as something that can slowly turn into a beautiful protest.
MY WORK
PORTFOLIOS
Styled Photograph
Collection Statement
Research
Consumer
Mood Board
Mood Board
Fabric Board
Development
Illustration
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Styled Photograph
Technical Drawings
Technical Drawings
Details
Details
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Styled Photograph
DETAIL
During the photoshoot it was important to consider
the Hair and Make Up which were inspired by the 60s style with subtle adjustments and references that make the look more contemporary which allows for the concept to show through. This recognises the representation of the passing of time through decades of movements and protests, fights for women’s rights and sexism, and how the time has changed but not much else has.
"The future depends entirely on what each of us does every day, a movement is only people moving." -Gloria Steinem
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