DSA Costume Design

07/22/2020

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07/22/2020

The way that stripes are handled manifestly changes how we finally assess the apparel we see. When this lines intersect, we most often look inward to the point of their connection. Rendered vertically, we tend to look upwards to the top end of the lines. But rendered as we see here, we are encouraged to view the already broadened shoulder line as even more wide than it actually is.
It is innate to our make-up that when we see lines we unconsciously follow them, so the vertical and sudden horizontal alters our perceptions.

Burberry Resort 2020

07/21/2020

06/19/2020

Congratulations to the class of 2020! We are so proud of you!

05/23/2020

For all our makeup deigners!

Dutch graphic designer Ard Gelinck makes time travel possible. At least, for celebrities. Gelinck has been photoshopping famous people as if they're hanging out with their younger selves, and the images come out so cool, you can't help but wonder if some of his subjects have them framed.