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An original two-piece fashion concept developed from an outfit I had envisioned and sketched by hand. The design features a structured top paired with a handkerchief skirt, with deliberate attention to silhouette, proportions, and garment details. I translated my initial sketch and visualized the concept as a complete look to communicate how the design would come together on a model.
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