GUIDELINES
This report consists of contents, developed as a capsule collection mockup with options, divided by core garments and finished with an additional appurtenance page. The whole report is not a final proposal and meant not to be used as a product proposal, but as a toolkit for developing personal projects, using our guidelines and our pre-made flats as a foundation for creative process. All contents belongs to Fashion-UP and no commercial use is allowed.
MOODBOARD AND COLOR RANGE
The blazer, once a staple of formal attire and the epitome of sartorial rigidity, has undergone a remarkable evolution, mirroring the shifting sands of fashion itself. The narrative of the blazer does not end within the confines of boardrooms and formal gatherings. As the boundaries of traditional fashion have expanded, so too has the role of the blazer in the modern wardrobe. In recent years, we've witnessed an unparalleled transformation of the blazer from a symbol of formal wear to a versatile centerpiece adaptable to a myriad of styles and occasions. This shift reflects broader changes in societal norms and attitudes towards dress codes, where the blending of casual and formal elements now defines contemporary fashion. Designers have reimagined the blazer in countless ways, integrating new fabrics, cuts, and colors that challenge its conventional image. The result is a garment that can effortlessly oscillate between the worlds of high fashion and everyday casual wear, embodying the spirit of modernity. The blazer's journey from strictly formal to fashionably flexible is a testament to its enduring appeal and its ability to adapt to the changing tides of taste and functionality.