Jeanne Vicerial - Clinique Vestimentaire - (probably) Villa Médicis 2020
Jeanne Vicerial (born in 1991) lives and works in Paris. Her passion for clothes design began when she was a teenager. After studying costume design then obtaining a master's in clothes design at the Paris École des Arts Décoratifs in 2015, she started a research project which resulted in a Sciences, Arts, Creation and Research PhD. Her thesis, defended in 2019, questions the mechanisms at work in the design of contemporary clothing and proposes an alternative to the made-to-measure/ready-to-wear dichotomy associated with fast-fashion culture. She took her research further by teaming up with the mechatronics department at mines ParisTech to develop a patented robotised process for producing made-to-measure clothes with no waste.
70p - no text - 27,5x32cm - hardcover - perfect condition
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Jeanne Vicerial - Clinique Vestimentaire - (probably) Villa Médicis 2020
Jeanne Vicerial (born in 1991) lives and works in Paris. Her passion for clothes design began when she was a teenager. After studying costume design then obtaining a master's in clothes design at the Paris École des Arts Décoratifs in 2015, she started a research project which resulted in a Sciences, Arts, Creation and Research PhD. Her thesis, defended in 2019, questions the mechanisms at work in the design of contemporary clothing and proposes an alternative to the made-to-measure/ready-to-wear dichotomy associated with fast-fashion culture. She took her research further by teaming up with the mechatronics department at mines ParisTech to develop a patented robotised process for producing made-to-measure clothes with no waste.
70p - no text - 27,5x32cm - hardcover - perfect condition
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Jeanne Vicerial (born in 1991) lives and works in Paris. Her passion for clothes design began when she was a teenager. After studying costume design then obtaining a master's in clothes design at the Paris École des Arts Décoratifs in 2015, she started a research project which resulted in a Sciences, Arts, Creation and Research PhD. Her thesis, defended in 2019, questions the mechanisms at work in the design of contemporary clothing and proposes an alternative to the made-to-measure/ready-to-wear dichotomy associated with fast-fashion culture. She took her research further by teaming up with the mechatronics department at mines ParisTech to develop a patented robotised process for producing made-to-measure clothes with no waste.
70p - no text - 27,5x32cm - hardcover - perfect condition
