OP CYCLE
There is a huge market for athleisure wear, however, this increases the amount of textile waste which contributes a large proportion of microplastics in the environment, accompanying huge ecological and health costs. Tending to basic questions on how we produce, use and discard garments and different materials in a sustainable way might be influential in the long haul. Therefore, the concept for this project revolves around upcycling pre-consumer waste, using OP art as a source to derive patterns and create interest within the silhouette of the garments by accentuating different parts of the body.
RABIA ASAD LUNI
Textile Design
OP CYCLE
There is a huge market for athleisure wear, however, this increases the amount of textile waste which contributes a large proportion of microplastics in the environment, accompanying huge ecological and health costs. Tending to basic questions on how we produce, use and discard garments and different materials in a sustainable way might be influential in the long haul. Therefore, the concept for this project revolves around upcycling pre-consumer waste, using OP art as a source to derive patterns and create interest within the silhouette of the garments by accentuating different parts of the body.
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Prototypes
Prototypes
Front open hoodie with shorts
Front and Back
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Jumpsuit with cropped jacket
Front, Back and Side
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Tracksuit jacket with pants
Front and Back
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Cropped hoodie with jogger pants and mesh shirt
