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Vintage Future Fashion — Archive Style Challenge
My project explores the connection between 19th-century French fashion illustration and contemporary fashion accessories.
Inspired by a historical watercolor illustration from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, I created a cohesive visual style using delicate watercolor textures, ornamental details, and a muted palette of antique cream, rose pink, and sage green.
Using Recraft Studio, I applied this style across six fashion-inspired objects, blending archival elegance with a modern editorial aesthetic.
Archive Reference: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/386313
Recraft Project: [https://www.recraft.ai/project/2ef3e3a6-00bc-483a-8bb3-ea0a657c3fcb ]
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