3.DÉJÀ-VU gucci project

With this collection we wanted to touch upon the rise of Artificial Intelligence and the merge of digital and physical space. The blend of human sensuality and technological roughness through a retro-futuristic lens, inspired by 80s cyborg movies and science catalogues. 

The goal was to create one outfit in a group-collection for Gucci. As a group we had to perform trend-forecasting and created a toolbox from which everyone designed one look.



                             



I was especially inspired by one retro-futuristic image of a doctor peeling away the human skin of a cyborg, revealing the mechanical inner life. With prints and hardware I tried to recreate this feel of an opened robot merging human sensuality and technological roughness.


         


In the motherboard print I crafted Gucci logos with parts of the electronics and screen-printed it on a sheer mesh-top. For the pants, I was inspired by sand textures and edited them into a metal print that I screen-printed on an organic cutout. The metallic piping and zipper details on seams further contribute on the technical roughness in the outfit.

Metallic press-buttons on sleeves and body allow the wearer to clip up the jacket revealing the motherboard underneath and the “skin” lining.