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Birmingham Museum, UK
Artist Colin Yates working with Saltley Academy Year 7 - Year 9.
The work incorporates traditional block printing techniques alongside the use of stencils and free from design.
Title: Under the garment.
Work by Else Sesink, student of the Fine Art & Design in Education course at Artez, Arnhem.
Seen at the museum "Het Depot", Wageninigen, The Netherlands
In my eyes, it was a beautiful arrangement between the two windows, in which the bare branches of the trees could also be seen, a nice similarity with her work.
I did edit the photo to a nocturnal atmosphere, seemed to fit better with the 'careless'? abandonment of the garments.
HSS everyone ;-))
the garment worker
1978 von Judith Weller, Denkmal für alle Textilarbeiter/innen, 7th Avenue, New York
1978 Judith Weller, monument to all garment workers, 7th Avenue, New York
The funeral garments and trousseaux of the pre-Columbian elites were decorated with plates and pendants made of these precious metals. Although these were ornaments with generally delicate and small elements, they were finely worked and showed detailed symbolic motifs.
New York City, New York, September 2026
New York City Garment District
Nikon F100
Nikkor 50mm f1.8
Kodak Tri-x @ 400
LMax 1:4, 6 min @ 20C
SilverFast
Lightroom (hilite-)
Origami like giant animal sculptures by artist Hacer in the Garment District
Bixby (Elephant) and Sitting Cub in the background
To create this ceremonial garment, Jeffrey Gibson assembled what he calls a “patchwork” of materials, techniques and imagery: woven river cane and beadwork drawn from his Choctaw and Cherokee heritages; photographs of police officers at the Dakota Access Pipeline protests; and powwow regalia items such as jingles. Gibson’s performance work takes its title from “Manifesto Antropofago” 1928, a polemical essay by Brazilian theorist Oswald de Andrade, which argues that Indigenous peoples can best survive by imbibing their colonizers’ cultures and radically transforming them to support their own communities.
Items on display outside the shop of a Berber artisan garment maker in Imilchil, Morocco.
The clothing is typically made from cotton (for the hot summer months) or wool for the cold winter months - Imilchil is over 2100m above sea level, so the winters can be relatively harsh - the mean temperature in January rarely gets above freezing.
Traditional weaving is an extremely important craft for Peru. The locals have been using woven garments and household items for thousands of years by now. And there’s even more to it. The native language of Andean people is Quechua, and originally it was an oral language, so Andeans needed some instrument to save and pass the stories, local history, and their thoughts and ideas to the next generations of just other communities. The woven textiles became a mean of communication between people and recording the knowledge.*
*http://nationalclothing.org/america/27-peru/147-traditional-weaving-in-peru-the-main-clothing-craft-of-quechua-people.html
My submission for the Aii Photo Contest ^-^
Featuring the Kushinada Garment and Shawl
(More info when available as to when and where you can get yourself one :D)
... followed by the joy of eating the garment so you never wear it again!
Freshly moulted Stinging Nettle Slug Caterpillar (Cup Moth, Setora baibarana, Limacodidae) "The Clown"
Once free from its former wrapping, the caterpillar's first and immediate task is to eat the entire shed skin, spines and all.
Pu'er, Yunnan, China
see comments for additional image (another individual)....
This lovely outfit is currently available at the Sense event, after which it will be moved to the Ghee main store. The top is a shawl type garment with plenty of pizazz to brighten up any fashionista's day and give a little flair to her style. Versatile and chic, this outfit can be worn for virtually any occasion!
Your taxi to the Sense Event: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/DreamsLand/119/130/1589
Ghee Main Store: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Qeestein/141/91/1501
Olyvia is wearing:
Ghee Black High Waist Leggings - Lara
Ghee Hipster Ankle Boots - Maitreya
Ghee Hipster/18 Shades (touch/resize)
Ghee Overblown Lace Pashmina - Lara - Blossom
*BesomxReign~Camille
::SG:: Classic Stilleto
CATWA HEAD AnnaGrey V4.10
DeeTaleZ Mesh BEAUTY MOLE (resize script)
IKON Triumph Eyes - Evening
Chop Zuey Couture - La Glace necklaces
Maitreya Mesh Body - Lara V4.1
Chop Zuey Couture - Moksha Pearl Bracelet
Pose props
:::ChicChica::: Glass of wine
:::ChicChica::: Wine Opened hold up
This weekend Penny wore her newest garment for the first time, she found on Vinted the perfect sweater for her, printed with her favourite characters, Mario and Luigi. She is relaxing eating her favourite food, (you all already knew it is Froot Loops!)
Blythe a Day. September 2026. Day 5 & 6
An AI-assisted sepia portrait inspired by the quiet dignity of Egyptian Revival imagery. Two women, close in posture and calm in expression, appear suspended between history and imagination. Their pale garments, restrained ornament, and the softly structured background evoke a timeless moment in the stillness of Cairo.