在“REUNITED”课题中，我结合了对⾃我认同、对⼈类的真实需求和⼈类本性的理解。多功能和简单化是我的项⽬所遵循的关键词。我思考了当前时装业⽣产过剩的问题，研究了藏族的传统⽂化和服饰。我发现他们的⾐服⾮常实⽤，⽅便并且耐穿。 受到藏族传统建筑和Richard Serra作品的启发，我从中汲取了元素，并通过拼贴和改变⽐例来获取了新的想法。我对⽑毡、纸和线材等不同材料进⾏了多次实验形成了新的形状和结构。我选择“条”来完成了最终作品，因为它不会产⽣浪费。 根据对⼈类基因的研究，我发现针织物的结构与基因的结构相似，因此使⽤了针织的方式。颜色我选择只使⽤⽩⾊，因为它是纯净、简洁、和平的代表。 最终作品是一个模块化的单品，拉链和扣⼦使其更具变形性。作为⼀名时尚设计专业的学⽣，我希望我们能更加谨慎地购买商品，并更加了解购买新⾐服对环境的影响。

The word “REUNITED” as a starting point of my project makes me think of the reconnection to our human nature through self-identity and understanding about our real needs as humans. Living in post pandemic world we are looking for greener, more durable and purpose-solving alternatives rather than impulsive consumption of fast fashion. Multifunctional and simplistic are the key words that I was following to develop my project. Reconsidering the problem of overproduction in the fashion industry also inspired me to turn back to basic approaches in fashion and I researched the traditional culture and costume of Zang minority. I found their clothes are really functional and simple to wear. Following the shape of the traditional architecture and inspired by Richard Serra’s work I extract the element from it and develop new ideas through collages and changing the proportion around the body. In order to develop new shape and structure I did several experimentations with different materials like felt, paper and wire. Eventually I choose stripes to complete my final work, as it does not produce waste and support them with ridgeline to keep the architectural look. I chose to work only with the white color during this project as it’s a color of purity, simplicity and peace. My final work is to create a modular piece, applying zippers and clips to the garment make it more transformable. As a fashion design student I hope we can be more mindful of our purchases and be more aware about choices we make when buying a new piece of clothing and its impact on the environment.