... here I bring some elements of 70's fashion such as a big chequered pattern, block colours and of course the silhouette...which all together prove that this, in my opinion is one of the most prominent fashion styles, can be reinterpreted over and over again...

... here I bring some elements of 70's fashion such as a big chequered pattern, block colours and of course the silhouette...which all together prove that this, in my opinion is one of the most prominent fashion styles, can be reinterpreted over and over again...

... two A2 format live model drawings collaged in one, exercising the acrylic wash technique where all the lines are made with the black marker and then watered acrylic is applied in quick brush strokes...different shades of the same colour are achieved by applying additional layer(s) of the same colour on the top of the previous one...further more figures are elongated in proportion with a sense of movement...

...moodboard for Adidas project with reminiscence of 80's vibrant colours and head bands...reviving the Adidas brand yet again...

...yet another illustration project inspired by 80's Jane Fonda 'fitness craze' showing the power of stripes, not muscles...

...a part of the design/illustration project 'blossoming' traditional use of knit yarn leaving loose ends on the garments as eye catching details...

...a part of the design/illustration project 'blossoming' traditional Channel suit with fine pleated chiffon silk underskirt and flowery stockings...

...a voluntary design project for the Breast Cancer Campaign corporate t-shits showing the unisex style baggy T with recognisable pink puzzle logo enlarged and printed at the front together with one of the Campaigns messages scrolling above the bottom hem...

...a voluntary design project for the Breast Cancer Campaign corporate t-shits showing the slim style T with recognisable pink puzzle logo printed at the front together with one of the Campaigns messages below...

...two A2 format live model drawings collaged in one, exercising a coloured pastel technique together with the black chalk...figures are elongated in proportion with a sense of movement...

...a part of the 'denim' project with multicolour top stitches, twisted leg seams, asymmetrical detailing and partially attached pockets...emphasizing a funky, yet feminine approach...

...ladies collection pieces illustrating the use of traditional British country clothing elements and materials presented in a contemporary and more sophisticated way by mixing the deer skin with tweeds, chunky knits with fine leather gloves and waterproof rubberised macs with slender line riding boots...adapting the whole silhouette to the appealing 'city look'...

...here I take formal ladies blouse a bit further...with emphasis on draping and wrap around...

...here you see few pencil skirt solutions varying in silhouette with multiple seams and top stitches, buckles and zips...just to show how traditional and sometimes even boring men suiting fabric can become playful and contemporary...

...riding pants or jodhpurs trousers are almost never out of fashion...here I show few variations in earthy colours combined with a short and waisted bright colour blazer, which all together are creating a very flattering and distinguishable silhouette...

...a presentation illustration project for custom made shoe company explaining the idea of the process flow and endless possibilities of a final outcome...

...a presentation illustration project for custom made shoe company explaining the idea of the process flow and endless possibilities of a final outcome...

...a presentation illustration project for custom made shoe company explaining the idea of the process flow and endless possibilities of a final outcome...

...here I celebrate counter-cultural values of the Beat generation through colour and diversity of details...unstoppable 'flower power' which has gained widespread acceptance and left its legacy in a myriad of forms...

...here I celebrate counter-cultural values of the Beat generation through colour and diversity of details...unstoppable 'flower power' which has gained widespread acceptance and left its legacy in a myriad of forms...

...multi-tonal knit in combination with coloured fur...made into zipped long cardigans with sack patched up pockets as accent detail, worn together with leggings feeling warm and comfortable, and yet looking very flattering to the silhouette...

...here the very soft chamois leather is used to create a 'neo-piece' inspired by the ancient American civilization – Mayan culture and its pyramids... what you see is the sleeveless soft leather coat made out of trapezoidal panels which are then in their widest part folded up into a skirt, buttoned at the front with snap buttons...shoulders are covered by a separate sleeve piece made out of horizontal soft leather and chiffon silk strips, buttoned at the back also with snap buttons...

... here the very soft chamois leather is used to create a 'neo-piece' inspired by the ancient American civilization – Inca culture and its rope fibre suspension bridges...front and back of the dress are connected with continuous double layer of soft leather strips...at the breast line the soft leather strips are unevenly replaced by hand knitted jersey stripy part where one side of the back opening is extended into a scarf that you can wrap up in many different ways...

... here the very soft chamois leather is used to create a 'neo-piece' inspired by the ancient American civilization – Mayan culture and its rectangular overwrap made out of material known as manta...the overwrap piece is hand knitted in soft leather and multi coloured ostrich feather bows are applied onto sleeve leather pieces to signify the Mayan belief that clothing can transform a person and a person could transform the garment and is expressed through it...

...the rubberised raincoat inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's 'aerial screw' drawing...there are eight panels all together for front and back separated and supported by boning...at the bottom opening the wide fabric hoop is applied to fill in the space partially, so when putting the coat on you step into the inner circle of that hoop with its edge also supported by boning and adjustable suspenders inside holding it up...so when you walk the whole 'structure' is gently moving back and forward like a crinoline...

...these fashion sketches are inspired by famous Paris quarter Pigalle...bringing some of its recognisable elements into delicately revealing garments...

...pencil portrait drawing with applied 'colour gradation' tool...

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...detailed technical CAD drawing – ladies casual suit...part of the XX project...

...detailed technical CAD drawing – ladies leather jacket and shorts...part of the XX project...

...detailed technical CAD drawing – t-shirt...part of the XX project...

...contemporary wedding gown knee length with the corset type bodice in richelieu stretch lace...skirt is made out of multiple overlapping petal shape panels in paper silk and tulle of a different weight and stiffness...

...final and approved XX production denim line – new denim block implementation as a result of the block library project done for new concept XX by MEXX line... low crotch boys fit and its target market age 18 to 25...

...final and approved XX production casual woven line – new block implementation for casual woven garments targeting market age 18 to 25...also a result of an upgraded technical specification project where every design detail is specified in measurements as well as in its placement up in front initial samples are made...

...visually merchandised and approved XX t-shirt line – new block implementation for jersey tank tops, cup and short sleeve t-shirts, crew and deep v-necklines, single and multi-layered...

...final and approved XX production woven line – new block implementation as a result of the block library project done for new concept XX by MEXX line targeting market age 18 to 25...