• Suit jacket pants inspired by Moschino and Kate Spades unique bag designs.

  • Back view with sleeves. My mother gave me an old suit jacket and I gave it new life

  • Layers pants, made from cotton twill with multiple underlying materials inspired by sashiko and boro

  • Partially zipped view

  • Zipped and closed, color gradient zipper

  • Woven scrap camo pants

  • scrap camo pants

  • Scrap fabric lined crotch

  • suit jacket pants

  • Snakeskin denim canvas hybrid

  • On body

  • details

  • Snakeskin Pants Backside

  • Velvet and denim fur waisted cargo pants

  • Back view

  • Coffin Denim

  • Coffin Denim

  • Layers pants, multiple zippers reveal differing layers of various underlying materials.

  • completely unzipped perspective

  • Halfway unzipped, paisley layer

  • Fully zipped up

Layers Pants:

Fun with zippers, these pants were inspired by traditional Japanese mending or Sashiko. I put my own personal spin on the idea using it to layer patterns and combine colors as the wearer pleases. Instead of mending a tear this method takes advantage of and uses the tear to give the garment more depth and layers.

These layers also provide an opportunity to play with imagery and perspective. The black here forms one ambiguous cohesive pattern while the blue denim creates almost an illusion between the layers of fabric and the zipper.

  • I combined scrap fabrics from multiple camouflage garments and cut them into the shapes of pieces of camo then combined those to form this piece.

  • I wanted these pants to have a dystopian feel, almost like they were made from the last fabric on Earth.

  • I love contrasting patterns and colors

  • Close up details on stitching and distressing

Scrap fabric camo pants

Here I’ve saved scraps from various camos and all over print and combined them to create a camouflage effect on a pair of paints, Ive also included a series of like color prints that contrast the camo, to line the pant and add detail to the back pockets. This piece was heavily inspired by one of my favorite brands Undercover and Number (n)ine who often blends contrasting materials to create a vintage punk rock effect by using bro style stitching



Inspiration

More Inspo

Creating something out of many other things. In drawing the usage of a series of dots to form an image is called stippling. I’m not sure if there’s a term for it using fabric as a medium or in fashion but I see the same concept at work every day in Giant Rexy.

  • Suit Jacket Pants

  • Back view

  • On body

  • .

  • Close up

Suit Jacket Pants

I was inspired by Moschino and Kate Spades conceptual purses, taking non traditional shapes or commonly recognized items and reconfiguring them to unexpected silhouettes. To borrow from this same concept I made a suit but I cut out half the wardrobe. I had also seen some experimental suit distressing on instagram with made me consider how exactly I can flip a traditional suit silhouette.

Inspiration

The sense of surprise that often accompanies the re-application of traditional silhouettes on to non-traditional stages always invites curiosity and comes with a lesson in garment construction

  • The most recent iteration of my staple Coffin Denim

  • Close up, both denim and canvas fabric with zipper detailing throughout.

  • Slim fit with raw seams

  • Back view, square pockets and zipper separating sides

  • Back view on body

  • Snakeskin detail on belt loops

  • Slim fit unisex pants. Denim with velour detailing throughout. Functional zipper pockets with cargo pocket detailing and fur waist

  • Adjustable zip calfs with embellished thighs

  • Pants on body.

Fur waisted embellished denim

My fascination with Japanese luxury streetwear inspired me to blend this genre of fashion with my own personal style. Unlike most of my pieces this one is less focused on any particular story or legend but it is inspired by incredible designers I look up to like Takahiromiyashita The Soloist and Jun Takahashi.

  • Bondage style denim with a coffin motif

  • Metallic details with multiple functioning pockets with zipper closure.

  • Flat

Coffin Denim:

Three Different Iterations.

An original concept brought to life. Coffin pants. Here I used my own style as inspiration as bondage style pants are something that relate to multiple elements of fashion design I like such as room for accessories, proper fit, and multi pocket functionality. I chose to build on these traits and embellish the jeans more with coffins are zip closure pockets and a fly zip closure. One of my favorite pieces I’ve made, and a staple in my archives.

  • Denim shorts with flannel stitched waist

  • On body test fitting at shoot

  • Shot from video shoot

  • Garment was carefully constructed to stay in place while looking natural and feeling comfortable.

  • New List Emphasis on natural look

 Baileymyown is a musical artist. I have done freelance work for Rissa Creative Consulting with Marissa Pelly and all of us teamed up to abide by treatment guidelines and follow a story with her wardrobe. Within her wardrobe was a piece I created blending a skirt and flannel. The goal was to blend the two so that they naturally looked as though the flannel was tied around her waist.

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