A small Spring 2014 Collection Project I had worked on for American Eagle Outfitter's. Collection inspired by photographer Disfarmer's work from the early 1900's.
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About Me
- Tia Ting Wu
- Fashion Designer, Illustrator, Breakdancer, Globetrotter and Jesus Follower.
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
My life experience in NYC 2013
My Work/Life in New York City.....
Time Square- A spot where you will refuse to even go near after your second month living in NYC
Chilling in Central Park on a Sunday afternoon
Central Park in January
Spanish Harlem, my first neighborhood in NYC
Bronx Factory where I worked at, a garment that I had produced pattern and sewn together.
Cold Snowy Spring at Brooklyn City Hall Station
View outside my work where Time Square is visible.
A little Kiwi girl lost in the big city
911 Memorial Waterfall
Empire State Building- when they tell you the line takes 2 hours it takes 2 hours!
Monday, November 19, 2012
Knitwear Collection-Sushi Attack!
Sushi inspired knitwear collection that I designed for Urban Outfitters, with logo branding, "Sushi Attack", a collection that brings humorous, kitschy ironic fashion. Using punchcard pattern techniques, Jacquard, tuck techniques, making fashion as delicious as food.
School Pleats Dress
Sushi Silhouette Jacket.
(Right sample of the chopsticks and sushi swatch is for the back tag details on every knitwear pieces)
Umeboshi and rice- Umeboshi and rice inspired sweater with a sprinkle of sesame. Looking deliciously good!
Soy Sauce Bottle dress with seaweed jacket.
Sushi roll sweater- using colors inspired from a sushi roll in stripes.
Salmon Nigiri-hungry yet?
Chopsticks time Cardigan.
tuna Blazer
T.I.A. Custom made Glitter Hoodie
A Custom made hoodie that I made for my friend Courtney, just the way she wanted. A photo of her rocking in the hoodie.
The hoodie at my home on my mannequin, looked so much better on my model friend.
Harajuku inspired Sportswear Fashion
I was always very drawn to Japanese street fashion especially in Tokyo, how they can wear many colors and mismatch clothing items yet still look so cool and fashionable. So I thought I could try to attempt making a collection based on Harajuku fashion and keeping the sportswear aesthetics.
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