Inspired by the intricacy of the spider trees of Pakistan, Lucy Upster of Westminster University uses the technique of macramé to create large geometric structures which distort the silhouette. The energy from the collection was shown through the kaleidoscopic prints and the knotted pink structures which were hidden under sheer cream chiffon.
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Amazing degree show collection Lucy Upster of Westminster University via
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