As part of this project, I developed a series of kinetic patterns, meaning, patterns that consider body *movement* as opposed to body *form*.
The reasoning behind the development of kinetic patterns is double. First, as part of its hyper-personalized approach, Codice Hominum strives to meet a modern
, dynamic lifestyle of the design-subject. Therefore, Manus was injected with kinetic patterns meant to be used in the system’s production process - stage 4 (Simulation) and stage 5 (Personalization).
Second, all patterns strive to be as seamless as possible and eventually narrowed to a minimal amount of pattern pieces. Focusing on the future of fashion, the patterns are designed to be modeled digitally within Manus, and created in additive manufacturing.
This way, they are bound to be made-to-measure, low-waste garments that assure a more sustainable future.
The full research contains the full development for a basic shirt, buttoned down shirt, jacket, cardigan, pants, leggings, skirt, jumpsuit and dress, most for both men and women.
Patternmaking, Draping, Research, Body Movement, Kinetic
Fashion Design
