Terumasa Nakajima

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These images are from Terumasa Nakajima's 3rd year Masters student show at the Antwerp Academy

Inspired by the french novel “La Dame aux camelias” which is a love story of prostitute.
I was so impressed the heroine’s way to live as a girl.
It was so sophisticated, elegant, independent and pure.
On the other hand, it was also about a prejudice.
At the same time, i was interested in the artwork of Lee Bontecou which is mixed an organic and a technology.
To express the feeling,
i tried to combine them together and use lace as a classic and make it modern, sharp, active and strong mixing with a line from industrial design like car, ship and space ship and art deco as a technology to show a differnet impression which we have in general.
Also i treated a lace stiff by a resin and tried to make a volume with it.

images from changefashion.net

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image from daylife.com:

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from fashionpress.net:

[gius]

really beautiful use of material. thanks for posting this

[Petit Lucille]

Praying For Hqs..

[cerfas]

you're welcome, gius

[tatouejeremie]

when did all the student work coming from antwerp get so boring?

they really lost their magic touch there, or am i the only one who feels this way?

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[Squizree]

Is that tulle? I'm generally not a fan of too much lace so this doesn't really appeal to me aesthetically. And models kinda look like jellyfish.
But I love how he's put lace at the back of the shoes, making the models look like they're floating on white smoke.

[Petit Lucille]

that's why I want to see the HQ'S, maybe up close it's more appealing, and the layers of lace make some kind of interaction with a visual result...