In Praise of Shadows AW24, Photographer: Barney Arthur/Hiromi Taylor
Titled 'In Praise of Shadows,' the designer Hiromi Taylor draws inspiration from the Japanese art of Horimono (彫り物, 彫物) — traditional full-body tattoos that are typically kept private. My role was to help assist Hiromi while she completed her collection. Including; cutting, construction of final garments, pattern cutting, styling, technical drawings, capturing content of behind the scenes, assisting on the collections photoshoot and fashion show.
Photographer: Barney Arthur/Hiromi Taylor AW24
CREATIVE DIRECTION & PRODUCTION JENNY ARROWSMITH | PHOTOGRAPHY BARNEY ARTHUR | DESIGN & STYLING HIROMI TAYLOR | HAIR TAKUMI HORIWAKI | MAKEUP TINA KHATRI USING MAKE UP FOR EVER | SET DESIGN IMOGEN ADAMS | STYLING ASSIST ANU OLATIDOYE + CHLOE-EMMA FLETCHER | PRODUCTION ASSIST NOAH CHONG | TALENT NARAN AT IMM MODELS, KENECHI AT GENESIS MODEL MANAGEMENT + IONA KAT MURRAY | STUDIO BLOWN AWAY STUDIOS | CATERING LET’S DO MAKI
BEHIND THE SCENES
Following Jenny Arrowsmith’s creative direction, Taylor and Arrowsmith collaborated together With photographer Barney Arthur to combine their creative visions for Hiromi’s AW24 collection look book.
BTS content captured by Chloe-Emma Fletcher
MY WORK
For Hiromi’s final collection I was briefed to complete technical drawings of three looks with in the collection, capturing the construction and details of each garment. Including drawings of the inside construction and deconstructed elements to highlight shoulder pads and laser-cut cut-outs.
Look 2. Photographer: Barney Arthur
Look 2. Technical Drawing: Chloe-Emma Fletcher
Look 1. Technical Drawing: Chloe-Emma Fletcher
BTS Look 1. Photographer: Chloe-Emma Fletcher
Look 4. Photographer: Barney Arthur
Look 4. Technical Drawing: Chloe-Emma Fletcher
Look 4. Technical Drawing: Chloe-Emma Fletcher
Photographer: Barney Arthur