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After changing my concentration idea 87 times I finally decided to stay with one. I'm showing fashion through the seasons and patterns are the focus. These photos shot by Guy Coombes portray what I'm trying to do. There is the illusion that the patterned clothes are blended into the background and I want to include a mix of graphic design, photography and fashion within my pieces.
To present their Autumn/Winter Collection for 2012, ‘Twenty Seven Names‘ instead of holding a big fashion show, they held a Photo Exhibit at an Art Gallery. It was a simple concept but with a strong visual appeal. The model was photographed wearing clothes that blend into an identically patterned background, appearing like an optical illusion, shot by Guy Coombes. #fashion #photography:

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  2. i love how her clothes blend in well.

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  3. I like how her outfit blends in with the background.

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  4. Very eye catching. Great concept.

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  5. Very eye catching. Great concept.

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  6. I love the way this looks! Can't wait to see how yours turn out :)

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  7. I really like how the clothes and background having matching patterns, but a new perspective is brought about with the texture of the clothing.

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