Overview
Projects from the Lebanese American University's School of Architecture and Design include a streetwear clothing line informed by hip-hop music and fashion designer Dapper Dan. Additional featured projects include handover pieces designed to reflect Pakistani culture and clothing that draws inspiration from the creations of sculptor John Chamberlain.
Research Context
The featured projects originate from the Lebanese American University, specifically its School of Architecture and Design. These works are part of a broader collection of student designs highlighted by Dezeen School Shows.
Approach
The student projects showcase diverse design approaches. One approach involves creating a clothing line directly informed by musical genre influences, specifically hip-hop, and by the work of a notable fashion designer, Dapper Dan. Another approach focuses on cultural representation, with handover pieces designed to reflect Pakistani culture. A third approach demonstrates artistic inspiration, where clothing takes direct inspiration from the sculptural creations of John Chamberlain.
Findings
- A streetwear clothing line was developed with influences from hip-hop music.
- The aforementioned streetwear line also incorporated design elements informed by the work of fashion designer Dapper Dan.
- Handover pieces were designed to reflect Pakistani culture.
- Clothing designs were created by drawing inspiration from sculptor John Chamberlain's creations.