Jasianna Lopez

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Jasi Lopez is a designer specializing in both casual and formal women's wear. Raised in Denton, Texas, she has been deeply influenced by the region’s vibrant artistic community. With a lifelong passion for art and design, Jasi’s creative path led her to the University of North Texas, where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Fashion Design. Throughout her education, she improved her skills and developed a strong foundation in pattern making, garment construction, and design software such as Adobe Creative Cloud skillsets and CLO|3D. Lopez also brings expertise in Excel, merchandising, and client collaboration, all of which empower her to transform ideas into reality as she embarks on her professional career in the fashion industry.

A collection of semi-formal ensembles that can be worn to a variety of occasions. These looks are inspired by biophilia, a term used to describe the human connection to the natural world. Featuring both knit and woven fabrics, these looks have a variation of styles ranging from feminine to androgynous to fit different identities. This is due to the lack of connection between nature and gender. 

This collection presents a conceptual exploration of the relationship between nature and emotion, translating negative feelings into fashion through both design and construction techniques. The first look, inspired by the leaf, embodies anger, expressed through structured gathers and dynamic strap details that evoke tension and restraint. The second look, representing the flower, conveys stress through seam lines and slits, symbolizing internal pressure and fragmentation. The third look, influenced by the tree, reflects anxiety with wrapped sleeves and a corset structure, illustrating a sense of constriction and unease. The fourth look, inspired by snow, captures sadness through a high neckline and lace details, evoking fragility and melancholy.

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