New fashion collection: inspiration & sketching - episode 1 ǀ
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- This video is a milestone in my career as a fashion designer: we have been documenting the development of the new collection 2018 since the beginning, and today you're seeing the first episode!
It covers the creative process: inspiration, mind map, visual research, sketching and turning ideas into something more concrete.
For this collection, since it feels quite organic in terms of concept, I started all sides of the project simultaneously: creative part, fabric sourcing, cost calculation, production planning, etc.
Disclaimer: I'm not there yet. At all. So everything you hear here might still change completely. We will see ;-)
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Hi everyone! Very curious to hear what you think about this new series: do you enjoy it? Had you guessed what my inspiration for the collection would be? Any part of the creative process that you would particularly like to see next? Thank you! 💙
I'd love to see more of the creative draping of the cloth on the form, if possible!... Also, anything about quality control of the finished garments - how to ensure that the desired quality does eventuate! 🙂💕
Love this video! I’m so excited to see the end results!
I would be honoured to hear you describe the textures in your collection. Looking forward to trying on your pieces!
Absolutely stunning Justine,
I L O V E that!!
Thank you ever so much for sharing this special process!!!!
(Guess at times you need a lot of tea, LOL, especially with a dressing form that has its own mind....😜)
All the very best to you!!
Fabulous to see all the hard work that goes into the creation of fashion and so amazing to see how to gather inspirations from travel, nature, textures and every day life all around us! So much mindfulness that is transpired in this video. Love it!!
I'd love to learn if and/or how you embed your thoughts on sustainability in sourcing your materials, and lasting of the garments you are creating. Best wishes for your creative process! Cannot wait to see the results
Hi Justine! The audiovisual editing on this is incredible! I was so absorbed in your process. Looking forward to your collection and feeling very inspired by your work.
Love from Brazil
This was so cool! I really enjoyed it, and I'm looking forward to seeing how everything comes together along the way. I hope you'll be able to take some time to rest when it's all finished! ^^
Justin you are awesome ....... please don't ever stop doing these videos.
I really like this concept, and this kind of video, when you learn something and how to get in touch with the things that surrounded us in this world. Actually, I am a fashion editor for a luxury magazine and my fashion pages are not like your typical fashion magazine when you just display products, I always go deeper on my concepts, learn when things come from and educate the readers so they can get inspired when shopping or getting dressed. Thank you Justine, for educating us on these journeys, they are far from empty, they full of surprises and I can tell you I get inspired every time I watch your videos. Can't wait to see Episode 2!
Hi Justine, this is my favourite video from you so far, I love everything about it, but what i like most is how genuine you are, thank you!!!!
How exciting it is to learn about the whole process from initial concept!
I know that this collection will be brilliant! Knowing how it will feel before knowing how it will look well that's whole of it right? I mean isn't that what it's all about? My clothes should make me feel good, bring joy and contentment. It's kind of like people. You meet someone for the first time and they look a certain way but as you get to know them and understand them you begin to see them in a whole new light. I think it's the same with this collection. You see it in your mind and it looks a certain way but as you get to know it and understand it and see the beauty of it well then it has no choice but to become something truly amazing! I look forward to the next video and the one after that! Watching this unfold is going to be something to behold! Take care Justine and see you soon!!
Justine, this was a beautiful video. Thank you for giving us an inside view into your creative process and into the logistics of your work. Your intelligence, elegance, and skill in so many areas always amazes me. You are truly a Renaissance woman!
This is fascinating Justine! The clip of the Juki sewing machine reminded me of the one my mother had when I was a child. She is still a seamstress at 70 and sews beautifully. I can barely sew on a button.😬 I love watching your process.
So happy when I see your notification!
Love all you do so much! 😍You are like a kid having fun! Thanks for sharing! 🙏🏻
Fascinating! Such an enlightening glimpse of the whole complex process that transforms an idea into a garment.
I'm loving this! I can't wait to see more. Thank you for including us on this journey
I watched halfway and couldn’t wait till it ends to write the comment. What a beautiful and fresh found. Thx so much for sharing Justine!!
Amazing! Excited to see the next episode! Great work and video! 🥂👌
Wow, Justine! It is so interesting to see your creative process. I can’t wait to see the rest. It is a great way to show us all the work that you designers have to do to give us beautiful clothes. It makes me appreciate even more the clothing and the fashion industry (the one your are encouraging : responsible and ecological).
This looks very interesting and I can't wait for the next episode!
Wabi Sabi is very strong with Yoji Yamamoto's winter designs for winters in the 90'. Have you ever seen them? Thextures &materialy are very tactile and somewhat comforting because of a certain "aging" they got.
Wow! As hard as the starting process is, you are inspiring, creative and organized. I am looking foward to following you on this journey.
Dear Justine, Thanks for documenting for process. Your inspire me very much. Cheers! from Seattle, WA.
I am very interested in the manufacturing and business side. I'm interested in crafsmanship. Personally, I don't follow fashion trends at all. But I love to know about sewing techniques and the practical knowledge in the industry and classic style. (Even if I don't apply it personally.) Justine, your videos are very educational even to a person like me.
Good luck with your new collection!And if you need a break.Go to the Hammam alte Schokoladenfabrik in Kreuzberg.Being there feels like having a holiday! Wish you all the best!
Wonderful! I noticed one of your images on one of your mood boards might have been an example of Kintsugi....a Japanese practice of repairing pottery with gold. Most likely you are familiar with this or came across it when researching Wabi-sabi. ... thank you for sharing your journey through your creative process.
Thanks for sharing this ‚behind the scenes‘ video! Very interesting to see, how you approach the whole creativity aspect and then the practical issues of making the designs come real. I think the necessity of having to be able to multitask on such a high level, scares many people away from trying to make money in a creative field (or causes them to fail....)
Exciting series. This episode felt like a trailer for the collection. There were documented sections without sound, which wasn't clear about what's happening in those scenes. The voiceover felt like only a trailer. Hope next episodes are more inclusive of the documentation with sounds and dialogues. Love x
Justine, this is so exciting! I can't wait to see your collection!!!💖👍👏
So very interesting to see your creative process! Looking forward to more.
Hi Justine, this video is at a whole new level. Great great great work! And I find it absolutely amazing that you are doing all this alone. Of course you do have people who help you, bit still you are an amazing inspiration to me! Can't wait to see the next video and the while collection of course 😊
Very educational! I need to watch more videos like this on you tube. :)
This is great! I very much enjoyed this. I found it fascinating and inspiring to observe your creative process. Looking forward to the next episodes on the series!
It was such a great and unique video! I had the most unique feelings watching it! I loved it so so much!!! Thank you for sharing us all of the details and that whole process, it was really amazing to take part in it! I can’t wait for the next part! ❤️❤️❤️👌🏻👍🏻😘
Justine, c'est une vidéo magnifique et j'ai hâte de voir la suite! Ton travail, c'est carrément de la poésie! Greetings from Luxembourg
This was a very good video. Thank you for taking us on this journey.
Uuuh, I like this new series!! Promising.
Wow!! Very very interesting to follow you in your process of creation. The video is so well done and it is so inspiring! I look forward to the next episode
Justine... great job..... will be waiting for the next video.. 😊
This is so exciting! Thank you for documenting your journey. :)
This is super interesting, I am really looking forward to see next episode! :-)
Such a beautiful place, thanks for share!
Is so inspiring what you r doing even if is hard and take long time you are very passionate and you love what you doing...
I love the tone of this so much xx
Love these process vids 😘. Lets us see the growth and development of a project and it is fascinating 😁
I wish you success!! You are a great inspiration!
This is so fascinating. I love it. I only want to design and sew my own wardrobe and that is daunting enough! So, once your collection has been produced and sold, do you just go on to create a new collection and abandon designs from the previous collection, or will you continue to produce and market the items from an earlier collection if there is a demand for them?
I'll be waiting for all the episodes!so excited.
I wanna become fashion designer when I grow up.
Can you please tell me where did you learn fashion designing?
I love this!! Im waiting for the next episode
Very beautiful Justine! Super engaging!
I do enjoy!!! Great, go on... U ll make it!!! However once u ll have time and desire, I was wondering if u could make a small video about ur vision of smart casual style...
You are an artist...
Awesome design!
Hello Justine, je ne sais pas si tu en as entendu parler, mais il y a un atelier de couture à Bruxelles (près de la Gare du Midi) qui s'appelle Mulieris, et qui peut produire des petites quantités - en plus, c'est aussi un projet d'insertion socio-professionnelle. Peut-être une piste intéressante pour ta production...
This is great content! Thank you
Great video
Fascinating!
When will your fall line be available on you website shop?
Nice video
Thank you so much for doing this series! It's fascinating to get a glimpse into the work that you do. I'm sure I'm not alone when I say I really appreciate you taking the time out of your busy schedule to share this with us 😊 This collection will be beautiful ❤️
So true
One of you best videos so far! Just another level. So creative and well edited! Congrats! And I am not even in fashion industry
I agree with you Beatriz. This was a very interesting video taking us into the journey of putting together a collection. Can't wait to see the next episode. Great job Justine!
Love this! So nice to show us your inspiration and how you work ❤️The whole wabi Sabi concept always reminds me of the notion of Entropy a concept from thermodynamics, that everything is basically subject to chaos, disorder and eventually decline. And that this is natural and sometimes very Beautiful, but we fight it most of the time.
This was a beautifully done video! Thanks for taking us on your journey!
Wow! The quality of the video is amazing and it’s great to see everything from the inside. Thanks! Please, take care of your health when we are stressed and handling that much, our health could be affected. Please, take care. All the best, I’m sure the result is going to be wonderful!
Your videos have become so professional. So proud of you and all your hard work.
👍very well said' random ,broken and imperfect can be beautiful '
This is fascinating. I'm so glad you're documenting your process. I am always interested to see the behind the scenes of this type of business. Thank you for sharing it with us.
I loved the way you made this video. It’s like a short movie, with different places and backgrounds
I'm so excited for this!! Thanks for documenting, Justine.
Yeeees you finally started this series! It's SO interesting to see all your behind the scenes work and thoughts! It's so much more inspiring to see all the steps and to go through everything with you to the final products!
if you knew how much is still left to do... :-/ But yes, publishing this first episode already feels like a relief / milestone!
Oh Justine, that was such a pleasure to watch! You have another job as filmmaker to add to the collection (because you weren’t wearing enough hats already). So professionally shot...it conveys how very demanding this glamorous occupation really is. I’m going now to re-watch as I’ve a feeling I will pick up something new each time I view. ❤️
Justine,
I have enjoyed your videos since their inception, and keenly await each Sunday for the newest installment. Thank you for your ongoing commitment to your global RUclips community. Your intersection of professional skill and knowledge with thorough research, distinction between fact and opinion (not easy in design), honesty and curiosity in every endeavour, and courage when bushwacking through the new and uncertain (as detailed in this video) has created guidance of exceptional quality, clarity, and poignancy. I know I speak for many when I say you empower us to understand how to navigate fashion - how to make it work for our bodies and psyches, and how to even hack it for social impact. This has profound influence on our physical and psychological wellbeing: I hope you know how appreciated you are. Wishing you well as you navigate this new project, and a particular thank you for the courage to share your experiences as honestly as you do, especially in the wake of uncertainty. Came across the word "Frauenpower." Shall we say, "here's to 'Justinepower'"?!
- Maya
Thank you so much for taking the time to write this... It means a lot. Thank you, really.
I love how you take a structured approach even to very creative projects! I am a Japanese company member, and really appreciate your work style (in addition to wabi-sabi) how you do not work chaotically like many artists do, but on the contrary-you plan, and you do everything step by step. p.s. now I know the reason behind your "random" videos in the past about Matera, then your shopping trip at Berlin school which was closing etc. so in reality it was part of your new collection journey! good luck in the process! :)
You have a very good memory 😉
@@justineleconte that's only because I "binge-watch" your videos haha :)
A good insight into a designer's life and a journey to a collection and how it's put together. Really intriguing, already waiting for the next episode😀. Good work Justine and good luck in all your endeavours!
This got me emotional, there’s so much authenticity showing through! I can’t wait to see the whole process, you’re amazing and so is your work 😍
Exactly! Perfectly captured my response as well!!!
The way you stared helplessly as the dress form went down -- so funny 😂
Funny afterwards... when it happened, I was pretty annoyed at the dress form brand... 😅
The video is very inspiring! Thank you so much for sharing the details of the process. Looking forward to see new episodes and the collection
Very interesting how what your construction teacher said about leaving your work aside when you have a problem, is exactly what my first computer science teacher said about programming. Because when you're programming sometimes you get stuck and solving one problem creates 10 more problems etc, and just going for a run and forgetting about the program sometimes helps to come up with a clean and elegant solution.
Never thought computer science and fashion design had something in common!
Being a fashion designer myself I really appreciate all the work and videos you make to show the rest of the world how much work is involved and I'm in awe to see you make these videos on top of all the work that you do! Creative love! Ps hope it all worked out with the mannequin!
I fixed it. But seriously... the piece that prevents it from falling down was faulty despite being new 🙄🤨
@@justineleconte Glad you could fix it! Maybe ask the supplier for a new one? Or a replacement piece to hold it up? Anyways love the videos and the new series! Creative love from the Netherlands, "neighbours"! :)
I absolutely loved this video! Thank you Justine!
I couldn't love you more, Justine! Your charisma and beautiful spirit make me smile from ear to ear.
I feel the same.
Love the direction you went with this video. Hooked and can't wait to see your collection. Been a subscriber for over a year and every video has been getting better and better.
This was so inspiring! Thank you for sharing your process.
Hello, Justine, hope everything goes fine. So happy to see intelligent, creative people making the world a better place. Keep up the good work..... Love you.
Justin I am soooooooooo glad I follow you! You are like god's gift! so eager for your next collection! The way you are working on things is inspiring!
I loved the first episode and shared your problematic situation but Also I noticed that you are free, free, free and this is very important. You create your reality and you look really happy 😊 with this. Keep on doing the things you want to do without feeling stopped. I wait your news with the second episode !!! 😘🌹🌹🌹👍🏻
Wow that's gonna be super cool, Justine!! Keep on with it, the collection's going to be awesome! It's like I can feel it already... I so look forward to it!
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That is so interesting Justine. Thank you for sharing. I have so much admiration for you.
Justine you should be named as *the fashion designer of the real people* 😍: thanks to you we understand so much more about your job as a fashion designer and I even see you like an artist! This is so real and down-to-earth, unlike the high fashion where designers talk in a language that most of the people don't understand and can't even associate with. Thanks so much Justine 😘🌟🏆
Thank you for sharing your process with us! I’m looking forward to seeing more!
Great video, lovely series. Consumers often forget how much goes into a process of making something that looks simple. Will look forward to seeing your collection.
Justine, I wanted to thank you greatly for your educational work. I was pretty good at buying things that I never wear. Especially after moving to a tropical country where stores are filled with clothing of bright and quite large prints of tropical flowers and parrots on it. I can't wear such clothes desighned for people with more contradt then a eastern european would naturally have. I would go to a more expencive store hoping it would fix my problem. But no. So I end up wearing denim shorts and a t shirt everywhere. No I shop with a plan in mind. No I can dress for less and everything is usable and better quality since I know where to look). Thank you so much!
ulianaeme - I do the same now. I still love some of the more colored, patterned clothing I find in my new tropical climate, sometimes thinking that would never be possible in Germany without being considered nuts😂, but am 10 x more aware of what I buy, the materials, country of origin, that I can use that item in several ways, etc. Also thrift shopping of good quality items has become a favorite in recent years 😅.
I've heard that in Japan, they've been trimming broken dishes by filling in the broken gaps with gold! So not only is imperfection not bad at all, but it actually is a sign of beauty and value.
And it looks beautiful!!
I have seen some bowls repaired that way 😊
I love Kintsugi art! It's very beautiful.
This new serie is a very good idea even though it looks like it's demanding a lot of work! Congratulations for your new collection, looking forward to it!
I want you to know that even if I don't work in visual arts at all, you talking about creative process etc. has helped a lot with my own blockers. You make it clear and simple, almost effortless, and I really appreciate that.
Merci, Justine! I love following along with you in your creative process. Tying wabi-sabi to visual evidence of the eternal dialogue between nature & the built environment is a fertile inspiration for your new collection. It's thrilling to see your method, & the fact that you're overseeing the entire production process yourself is staggering. You must be overwhelmed much of the time! Through it all, though, you appear to be maintaining your joy, grace, & sense of humor. It's obvious that you love your work. Looking forward to the next episode!
I think humans try to control too much. What a beautiful place and what a wonderful video. Can't wait to see the final product.
Again, it is so fascinating to see all the work that goes into making a collection! Btw, I have also been missing your monthly favourites videos :)
Finally the ultimate video we were all waiting!!
I don't know what better way to say this..u r always inspiring to watch..right to the point..and u always make me smile...bless u..keep up..can't wait to see
So excited for your new collections! It’s inspiring to see your work behind the scenes. Keep up the wonderful work Justine 😊
Congratulations Justine, I hope everything goes so well, I'm so excited for the next episode and for the final reveal ✨
Absolutely admirable! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
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