CLOTHING DESIGN CREATED IN THE PRÊT-À-PORTER STYLE USING WHEAT TEXTURE

Abstract

This article analyzes the artistic, aesthetic, and constructive features of contemporary clothing designs inspired by wheat texture. The application of natural forms and organic textures in costume design, their influence on compositional solutions, and their role within the concept of ecological design are examined. The study explores the possibilities of creating new design solutions based on the rhythmic structure, color palette, and textural characteristics of wheat ears. Particular attention is given to the integration of biomorphic elements into fashion design and their contribution to innovative and sustainable approaches in the modern fashion industry.