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Vídeo sobre el Proyecto CONFYE (https://asecom.org/proyectos-europeos/confye/) de la familia de Textil, Confección y Piel realizado por alumnado del IES Leonardo Da Vinci y el IES Santa Engracia.
Hi, she's Angela and she's Nagone and we are here to present you our project Urban Pets.
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We have created a textile company focused on people who are fashion and pet lovers.
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As pet owners we have detected there's no good garments or accessories for some kind
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of pets like big dogs or sphinx cats.
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First of all, we prepared a budget to check if our business would be viable.
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After that, we wanted to make the most of the knowledge achieved during the studies
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of pattern design and fashion, creating a collection based on urban tribes.
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Once we developed this idea, we planned to design some accessories like collars, dog
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leash, even clothes paired with the owner.
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Now we want to show you some of the models that we have created.
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For the Sphynx cat we have created a flamingo spin-up t-shirt.
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Also we have designed a leopard poon coat.
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The dog is wearing a warm hoodie rain coat based on hip hop movement as you can see and
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This is a bow-tie collar on Scottish tartan inspired on NERS.
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We hope you find our business inspiring and if you are an animal lover you are our future customer.
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Hello, my name is Gonzalo Comendador and my final project is based on a personalization
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of a high-waist company, but I have taken more to the area of Pret-a-Porter
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for the marketing strategy so that the products are affordable at any price.
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In this case, I have based myself on two designs to talk about the Erte designer,
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who was a great influence on all the fashion of Art Deco.
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For more than 20 years, I made, from 1920 to 1937, different covers for the Harper's Bazaar Magazine.
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And then, from that, I created this corset that is based on the nakedness of the body and the fit.
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And then it reduces the shape to create a 40-centimeter waist with that watch shape.
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and it is taken from behind with several ropes.
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My second piece of the model is a draped and transformable dress.
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Using the zero-waste technique to be able to use the maximum use of a fabric,
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a dress is created that gives the illusion that it is completely draped and conjoined
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on the sides and at the same time it can be a kimono
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the sleeves open in a contrasting tone and transform it completely into a
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monkey with all the flight on the side would be totally in the sleeve the neckline is very pronounced
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because when it comes to a design for the show, it consists of that characteristic and also
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the good thing about it is that, based on the fabric used, it is completely sealed to the body and the
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garment comes out very cheap for all the lustrousness that it has at the end. My name is Raúl López,
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I have done a project called Queer to Queens, which is based on the culture of balculture and
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bogey, which is originally from New York, from the neighborhoods, especially from Harlem, which is a
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LGTB movement. My garments, above all, are signed with the name of Damian Balcarcel,
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which is in honor of my grandparents. It is the name of my maternal grandfather and the second
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last name of my paternal grandfather. And I have made two models. One that is a dress with a
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layer that is for the Runway category and another that is for the Bogue with Hands category,
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which is the bogey dance but danced only with the hands. In this culture, the different houses
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that form them usually compete in competitions for different categories. For example, I have done
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for two categories, one that is runway, which would be by runway, which is this model here, in
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which I have created a wide layer with a tail so that the dress from inside is not seen until
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that the person who shows up wants. I also made some openings in the cover so that
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I can take out the arms. The cover is made of a mixture of acetate and polyester. I have used
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both the same fabric for the outside and for the inside. The only thing for the inside
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I have used the inner part of the fabric. So the outside one has blue reflections and the
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inside it has the golden reflections the dress that is underneath is a dress with
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seams on both sides I made an opening in the so that it shows the leg and then in the
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back I made a neckline pronounced up to the ass more or less and it also has a
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tail. Then I have adorned it with some chains and some brooches and this dress is made in
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bralette blue night and the lining I have used a tarnished lining too.
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So in this category, above all, it is what I have said that the drastic changing of
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dress. That is why the layer does not let you see the dress from below.
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This model is a model to dance vogue, which is a dance style that is used in this competition.
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The peculiarity of this model is that it is to dance it sitting and only with your hands, which is
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a type of dance inside the vogue. So I have created a dress more or less simple
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with a draping on the chest, a simple skirt with a little flight and then the gloves.
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I have created them with something peculiar since they only have the thumb and index finger.
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I have sewn them by hand, the part of the hand, and then the forearm part is sewn with
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French sewing. The dress is made of crepe satin and the gloves are made
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in satin elastic hello I am margarita castro I am going to present you a project carried out
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in the santa in grace of patronage and dual fashion this project has been based on
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male fashion has served to develop my knowledge about patronage and fashion in a company
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such as the english court for this project I have been based on male youth fashion this
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the suit comes out of the usual parameters of fashion since it is not a
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usual suit as we can see it has a belt
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and inside it is all wavy it has a buttoning of crosses and the
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flap the pocket and the belt are all
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piqueteados to 0.5 in the interior as we can see it does not have lining
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Las hombreras también van forradas con poliéster 100% en azul metálico y el pañuelo también es
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de este color. Al ser un color marrón clarito le he querido poner un toque de color con estos
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complementos en azul metálico. Hola, me llamo Guadalupe Rodrigo Almendros y mi trabajo se
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titula Vuelta a la historia y con él tengo el fin de mostrar la visión global de la indumentaria
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of the 19th century, dedicating a section to talk about social changes, the appearance of the
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high-waisted market, the emergence of new designers and the two great powers of the
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time of fashion, France and England. Well, my dress is this, it is a neoclassical dress
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belonging to the second half of the 19th century, it is made up of different patterns, a
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a long base skirt up to the feet, a body with a square neckline, round sides
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and imperial cut and the sleeves are flared. Then it is made in blue velvet,
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it is all lined inside and the cover behind here and the bag and the sleeves
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are in brocade and then I have made it through the flat machine, the low-emissive machine
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and the machine for lining buttons.
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Good morning, I come to present my end-of-course project and this consists of creating a company
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that makes reused garments from others that have already been made before
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to return them to the market, thus saving us the cost of raw material
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and contributing as much as possible to the non-degradation of the planet,
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given that the textile industry produces too many toxic waste.
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My project also carries with it a table of measures
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so that my online clients, for example, can identify their measurements
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so that I can make the relevant transformations from a distance.
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My project would also insist on collecting garments that have come out, for example,
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of companies to be able to transform them and return them again to the market with a label
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in which it is specified that they are second-hand reused garments.
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Well, I am going to present a couple of models that I have made of garments that have already been
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reused previously. This, for example, is a shirt with a draped neck and is
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taken out of a pair of curtains that we changed and were a little old.
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So it is made from a basic pattern
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that has later been transformed to be able to make the draped neck.
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And in this case, this skirt, first it was a long pants,
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then it was a short pants and now it is a canesú of a skirt
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which has a fabric of cotton cotton pants
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which was previously also used.
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Sustainable fashion, eco-fashion, recycled fabrics,
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all those terms we are hearing today,
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but do we really know what are they talking about?
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Did you know that the textile industry
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is the second most polluting just after the petrol one?
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Hi, I'm Virginia González
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and i'm a biologist and a pattern maker and i studied my patronage courses at the santa ingracia
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and i did my internship in the technical office of patronage of pedro del hierro
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my final project is called sustainable fashion and its application in the old couture
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i just wanted to demonstrate that the sustainable fashion can be done at the old couture
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just knowing that the catwalks are an important focus for the world to take their attention and
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I wanted to be part of it. I discovered that the textile dyeing is a very polluting issue
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and all the rivers are dyed with colors and the peoples of the nearby areas are getting ill
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because of this and I wanted to put my part of it. I just want to be part of the solution,
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not of the problem. This is my project and it makes thinking a low impact material.
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50% recycled cotton, 50% linen, and 100% silken leaf.
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And it's hand dyed with natural indigo
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with the tie dye technique.
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All the pieces, I cut all the pieces to the side
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to use its natural drop.
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And the darts are absorbed for the cut,
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So it has a perfect fitting into the feminine body.
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I did a lot of prototypes,
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drawing with the Electra program,
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or that is KGS 11 version.
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And I really enjoyed a lot playing with the shapes
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and with the cut and doing at the end what I really wanted,
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what I was imagining.
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But above all, I was giving a sense to my work
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because I was making a step,
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was making a point regarding sustainable economy, sustainable fashion. But above all I was giving
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a sense to my work because I was making a step forward for sustainable fashion. And
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it's just the point. You can be part of the problem or part of the solution.
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- Idioma/s:
- Autor/es:
- Alumnado del IES Leonardo da Vinci y del IES Santa Engracia
- Subido por:
- Jestudios ies leonardodavinci madrid
- Licencia:
- Reconocimiento - No comercial - Compartir igual
- Visualizaciones:
- 32
- Fecha:
- 27 de noviembre de 2020 - 19:54
- Visibilidad:
- Público
- Enlace Relacionado:
- https://asecom.org/proyectos-europeos/confye/
- Centro:
- IES LEONARDO DA VINCI
- Duración:
- 14′ 49″
- Relación de aspecto:
- 1.78:1
- Resolución:
- 1920x1080 píxeles
- Tamaño:
- 389.54 MBytes