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振与 肖

鲁迅美术学院

本人为服装与服饰设计专业在读学生，热爱民族文化的传承与创新，尤其关注少数民族服饰在当代表达中的价值与潜力。擅长皮革等异材质结构的重构设计，具备扎实的绘图基础、手工工艺技巧与数字建模能力，熟练掌握AI辅助设计、三维打版与图像编辑等多种软件工具。曾多次参与校内外设计展览及创意比赛，获得指导老师和专家评委的一致好评。此次以《彝态》为题参赛，融合彝族服饰的结构特征与悉尼歌剧院的建筑美学，运用皮革媒介进行立体解构与造型创新，力求呈现文化自信、原创精神与个性态度的有机统一，诠释“真皮真自我”的设计理念与精神追求。I am a current student majoring in Fashion and Apparel Design. I am passionate about the inheritance and innovation of ethnic cultures, and I am particularly interested in the value and potential of ethnic clothing in contemporary expression. I am skilled in reconfiguring designs using unconventional material structures, and I possess a solid foundation in drawing, manual craftsmanship skills, and digital modeling capabilities. I am proficient in various software tools such as AI-assisted design, three-dimensional pattern making, and image editing. I have participated in numerous design exhibitions and creative competitions both within and outside the school, and received unanimous praise from my instructors and expert judges. This time, I am participating in the competition with the title "Yi Style", integrating the structural characteristics of Yi ethnic clothing with the architectural aesthetics of the Sydney Opera House. I use leather as the medium for three-dimensional disassembly and innovative shaping, striving to present the organic unity of cultural confidence, original spirit, and individual attitude, and interpreting the design concept and spiritual pursuit of "leather represents true self".

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《彝态》"Dreamweavers of the Yi"

Category: Apparel

Competitions: China Mainland

本设计作品《彝态》灵感源于中国彝族传统服饰的宽肩造型与悉尼歌剧院的建筑外观，旨在通过现代剪裁与结构美学展现民族文化与当代表达的融合。服装主体采用真皮材质打造挺括外套与结构性腿部装饰，体现刚强与立体感；内搭则选用棉麻材质进行叠压处理，增强穿着舒适度并呼应彝族服饰层叠丰富的视觉特征。整体轮廓呈现出X型束腰造型，配合肩部夸张结构和腰封细节，塑造出力量感与未来感共存的形象，传递对文化认同、身体姿态与自我风格的探索与表达。该作品不仅强调皮革材质的表现力，也尝试将传统服饰元素转译为具有建筑感和未来感的当代时尚语言，展现“真皮真自我”的设计理念。The design piece "Dreamweavers of the Yi" draws inspiration from the broad-shouldered silhouette of traditional Yi ethnic clothing and the architectural curves of the Sydney Opera House. It aims to fuse cultural heritage with contemporary aesthetics through modern tailoring and structural form. The outfit features genuine leather for the jacket and leg accessories to emphasize strength and dimensionality, while layered cotton and linen fabrics in the inner garments ensure comfort and reflect the rich layering found in Yi attire. The overall silhouette forms a bold X-shape with exaggerated shoulders and a cinched waist, expressing a balance of power and futurism. This work embodies the idea of “Genuine Leather, Genuine Self” by transforming traditional elements into a futuristic fashion language, exploring identity, posture, and personal style through material and structure.

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