Tamar Elbaz, a fourth-year student in the fashion design department at Shenkar, won first place in the Real Leather international fashion competition. Stay Different. International Design, in the Apparel category and joint first place in the Overall category. A leather suit designed by Tamar Elbaz is a unique and impressive creation in a complex and challenging creation process.
This is the second year in a row that students from Shankar have taken the first places in the competition. Last year, Gal Binyamin, a former student at Shankar, won first place with his final project.
Tamar Elbaz came in first place with a leather suit she designed in the leather clothing project in year 3 under the guidance of Yossi Katsav and Gilad Yona. The inspiration for the project was the sculpture “Human concretion” by the artist Jean-Hans Herp.
The model gives expression to the blurring of the boundaries between body and clothing, and the way in which the biomorphic form of the body is reflected in it. The model is made entirely of sheepskin, and is constructed of two parts: a jacket that was designed in a process of free modeling and pants that were designed and cut using the CLO3D 3D software. To complete the outfit, she designed a 3D printed bag, in collaboration with the artist Yarin Didi.
Tamar Elbaz’s win is an impressive achievement for her and for the fashion design department at Shankar. She points out that the student training at Shankar is of the highest level, and she encourages other students to continue striving for excellence.
A leather suit designed by Tamar Elbaz is a unique and impressive creation. It is made of high-quality sheepskin, and is characterized by flowing and biomorphic shapes. The jacket is designed in a process of free sampling, and is characterized by a relaxed and effortless look. The pants are designed using the CLO3D 3D software, and are characterized by the shape of an arm-like organ.
The manufacturing process of the suit was complex and challenging. Tamar Elbaz worked with specialist manufacturing workshops to ensure that the leather suit was of the highest quality. She also worked with artist Yarin Didi to design a 3D printed bag to complete the outfit.
Tamar Elbaz’s win in the Real Leather competition. Stay Different. International Design is an impressive achievement for her and for the fashion design department at Shankar. She points out that the student training at Shankar is of the highest level, and she encourages other students to continue striving for excellence.
The win is also thought-provoking about the future of the fashion industry. Tamar Elbaz chose to design a suit from sheepskin, a natural and durable material. She also worked with advanced manufacturing technologies to ensure the leather suit was of the highest quality. These choices express Tamar Elbaz’s awareness of the importance of sustainability and durability
