英文摘要 |
Apparel is a key part of social culture, and internationalizing the implication of apparel culture is essential to designing cosmopolitan clothing. The Chinese style has provided notable representative cultural elements to the emerging oriental aesthetics in recent years. Thus, this study conducted a case study on the fashion exhibition China: Through the Looking Glass at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Through literature review, scale design, survey, and data analysis, the author explored factors involved in transforming cultural elements into fashion design and obtained several results. First, the designed scale, which examines the transformation of cultural elements into fashion design, provides a reference for relevant design teaching and the industrial assessment of fashion. Second, the shape ratio of clothing, ingenuity, novelty and overall refining is more significant when designing clothes based on cultural elements. Finally, compared with the other design undergraduates, the undergraduates with a fashion design background placed more emphasis on technical proficiency and preferred experimental design creations, such as those with stiff materials, bold styles, neutral features, and clear straight lines. |