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Punk to the designer Vivienne Westwood

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Punk to the designer Vivienne Westwood challenge her clothes as part of being a strong out look to the punk movement. In my opinion what I like about the punk fashion clothes the decayed style weaving material show an abstract perspective.         “ Buy Less, Choose Well”   Vivienne Westwood   Why I think Vivienne Westwood was courageous in her designs. I see she showed a strong an a non-promoting towards the Hitler Nazis mark, therefore is a sign of brutalism  and hatred not  promoting  the sign to war. I like how Vivienne Westwood proud to show off her designs that are  powerful as she promtes punk as strong and unique style.

Zandra Rhoes Influnce in 1970's

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Zandra Rhodes is my main influence in 1970's punk. Zandra’s designs show a courageous style with materials. I have chosen Zandra Rhodes as she is creative uniquely in her own work. Zandra Rhodes punk dresses have an individual look for any personalities. I love her choice in the punk design that shows a strong outcome to punk. My most favourite aspect to her design piece towards her dresses is the tear wholes, safety pins connected with straps. My view toward to Zandra punk designs show off a revealing side to it, but not as male attention perspective therefore as old decay outlook. Both dresses show contrasting and tonal colours, signs from passion and strong of the performance to the dresses. I see how Zandra works designing with construction, as she uses the safety pins for support not a needle and thread. The wholes  repentant that Zandra Rhodes design was the decayed outlook   

Flower Power Hand-Embroidery

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My 1970's style hand-embroidery with graduated brightly colours, represent the true look to the 1970's retro patterns. I used different sewing techniques from French knot and Straight stitch. I design the surface pattern in a variety of scale of flowers from the inspiration  in the 1970's. The background colour and the thread shows a contrast that I wanted to express both patterns to the 1970's flower power theme.