Giulia Cipriano Simone Clementino

Contact:
giuliet.cipriano@gmail.com
University/School:
IUAD Accademia della Moda
Location:
Accademia
Specialism:
Fashion DesignFashion GraphicsFashion TechnologyIllustrationMenswear
About Me

We are Giulia and Simone, graduates in fashion design at the IUAD

We are young and dynamic designers, with great creativity, mainly passionate about men’s clothing.

Our style is alternative, unconventional, the result of a fusion of Japanese and Western elements. After three years of study we have improved our skills in research, both manual and digital illustration, design and implementation.

INSPIRATION

Ikigai

Ikigai means having a purpose in life, as well as being motivated.

Realizing ourselves in passions, which we do in our creative way. Two worlds, people, two different visions, try to join two cultures: an ethnic journey starting from the West arrives in the East, where the meaning takes on an ethereal, harmonic, mystical value.

MY WORK

PORTFOLIOS

DETAIL

Harmonious geometry

The Japanese word sashiko (刺 し 子) translates as "small strokes": the final embroidery, in fact, is obtained by repeating small stitches consisting of simple lines, to create a complex geometric pattern that can expand to infinity. The thread used for sashiko is not normal embroidery thread: it is, instead, a stronger and thicker yarn, consisting of linen or cotton fibers, which guarantees greater durability to the entire work. The sashiko results in a geometric design consisting of small patterns - such as stitches, lines, crosses or semicircles; usually, white or otherwise undyed thread is used, in which the cotton or linen fibers retain their natural color.

Along this line the two worlds meet and mingle, creating something unique
Fashion DesignFashion GraphicsFashion TechnologyIllustrationMenswear
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