CULTURE
GRADUATION SHOW 2021-2025
CONTENTS
7. FABRIC BOARD
1. INTRODUCTION
8. TREND BOARD
2. INSPIRATION BOARD
9. CLIENT BOARD
3. BRAIN STORMING
4. RESEARCH BOARD
5. ACCESSORIES BOARD
6. COLOUR BPOARD
INTRODUCTION
Cultural fashion refers to the traditional clothing and attire associated
with specific cultures, ethnic groups, or regions. These styles often
reflect historical, social, religious, and geographical influences and are an
important part of a community's identity. Cultural fashion can be seen in
various forms, from everyday wear to ceremonial garments, and is often
passed down through generations. It can also adapt and evolve over
time, blending with modern trends while maintaining its cultural
significance.
Cultural fashion is a dynamic and vibrant expression of a society's
identity, values, and traditions. It goes beyond just clothing—it's a
reflection of history, art, social structures, and the ongoing evolution of
global influences. Every culture has its own unique fashion language,
woven from indigenous materials, craftsmanship, and symbolic motifs
that tell the stories of its people.
Fashion within a culture can serve various purposes: it can mark social
status, signify rites of passage, or even function as a form of protest or
political statement. Over time, these cultural expressions blend with
external influences, resulting in a fusion of tradition and modernity. The
impact of cultural fashion is visible worldwide as designers draw
inspiration from their heritage, remixing historical garments and
techniques with contemporary aesthetics.
In a globalized world, cultural fashion continues to inspire and challenge
boundaries, fostering conversations about representation, inclusivity,
and sustainability. It helps preserve cultural heritage while embracing the
innovations of the future, making fashion not just an art form, but a
bridge between cultures, generations, and identities.
In the modern world, fashion has become more than a local or national
expression—it is global. With the advent of technology, communication, and
international travel, cultures have increasingly influenced each other, leading to a
fusion of design, aesthetics, and techniques from around the globe. This has
resulted in the creation of new fashion trends that blend the old with the new,
mixing elements of heritage with contemporary innovation. Designers today are
not only inspired by their own cultural backgrounds but often incorporate global
influences into their collections, creating pieces that speak to a broad and diverse
audience.
However, this blending of cultures can also raise questions about appropriation,
authenticity, and respect. The fashion industry’s relationship with cultural
appropriation—when elements of one culture are taken out of context, often
without understanding or respect for their significance—has become an
important topic of discussion. This ongoing conversation challenges the fashion
world to rethink how cultural heritage is represented and to ensure that diverse
voices and perspectives are included, valued, and celebrated.
Inspiration Board
Brain
storming
Research board
ACCESSORIES BOARD
COLOUR BOARD
FABRIC BOARD
Trend board
CLIENT BOARD
Gender- Female
Age group – 19-30
Occupation- Scholars\professors\authors& poets
Artists
Income group- Upper middle
Location- Urban cities
Market – International pret
Season – Autumn 23
