Think Fashion

 INSTALLATION ART For installation art I took a small café as my inspiration. Materials used Cardboard color paper tooth pick thread FINAL LOOK In this installation the things which are in harmony are the color - blue, shape and the smooth texture. by using all these i have created this.

 PHOTOGRAPHY BY USING GRIDS  Golden Spiral Golden Grid Rule of Third Pyramidal Grid    FIRST OBJECT GOLDEN SPIRAL  GOLDEN GRID  RULE OF THIRD  PYRAMIDAL GRID   SECOND OBJECT GOLDEN SPIRAL GOLDEN GRID RULE OF THRID PYRAMIDAL GRID

 BALANCE A  balance  is a situation in which all the different parts are equal in strength or importance. Symmetrical balance  Asymmetrical balance Symmetrical balance  occurs when equal weights are on equal sides of a composition,  balanced  around a fulcrum or axis in the center. Asymmetrical balance  results from unequal visual weight on each side of the composition This artwork shows symmetrical balance In this artwork i wanted to show the equal balance between each and every image, including the color combination. by using the elements shape, color, texture, lines and form  I have created this artwork which shows symmetrical balance. This artwork shows asymmetrical balance References https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.kwikkopy.com.au%2Fblog%2Fprinciples-of-design-balance&psig=AOvVaw0b49w395V4XmaYpRLFMLrF&ust=1605599629642000&source=images&cd=vfe&ved=0CAIQjRxqFwoTCNDm7PPKhu0CFQAAAA...

 FASHION THE PROBLEMS CREATOR In reality, this continuous accumulation of cheap garments is only possible because of a constant reduction of production costs. This, in turn, has serious consequences on our health, our planet, and on garment workers’ lives. This is Fast Fashion :   Mass-production of cheap, disposable clothing. Countless new collections per year make us feel constantly out of date and encourage us to keep buying more. Fashion’s Environmental Impacts: The fashion industry is the second largest polluter in the world just after the oil industry. And the environmental damage is increasing as the industry grows. However, there are solutions and alternatives to mitigate these problems. The first step lies in building awareness and willingness to change. As consumers worldwide buy more clothes, the growing market for cheap items and new styles is taking a toll on the environment. On average, people bought 60% more garments in 2014 than they did in 2000. Fashion p...

  WHAT WE CAN DO TO SAVE OUR ENVIRONMENT Luckily, we have many options outside of fast fashion, and it’s possible to find stylish, affordable, and ethical clothing if you just know where to look. If we talk about the solutions the very first thing which came into my mind is BUY LESS! Don’t buy something unless you truly need it. Most of us are guilty of buying more things than we need. Instead, try and extend the life of the clothing we have already. we can Wash our clothing less and according to the label. washing your clothes less will also make them last longer. we can Mix and match our garments to create new styles and learn to love your clothes, even if you have had them for a long time. With fast fashion seasons now changing every single week, new garments are being produced far too often. Ditch fast fashion like it’s last week’s trends and start shopping thrift! Shopping thrift is the best way to reduce your clothing footprint. It is a great way to find high quality, unique ...

THE TRUE COST OF FAST FASHION Fashion trends are making their way into wardrobes around the world faster than anyone can ever imagine . As for human, being trendy has never been easier! Low-cost online retailers allow fashionistas to renew their wardrobes quickly, and for about the cost of a Starbucks latte. But this comes at a significant environmental cost. While sustainable and ethical fashion is gaining ground, the fashion industry is still one of the most harmful.                                            https://youtu.be/tLfNUD0-8ts   In this documentary we can see clearly how fast fashion is damaging us and the environment too. There are Up to 100 billion new garments are made every year Long gone is the time when fashion followed the cycle of natural seasons: Spring/Summer, Fall/Winter. The majority of clothes bought today are what’s referred to as fast fashion—whe...