portfolio collection

portfolio collection

collection made for college application portfolio in 2019

Both garments designed, made, and styled

by Tassos Andreas

Modeled by Emma Turner

Bolero by Tassos

Bolero by Tassos

Puffy-cropped bolero top: designed, sewn, styled and photographed (2022)

by Tassos Andreas

modeled by Hailey pryor

MOTHERHOOD: A collection about a mus

MOTHERHOOD: A collection about a mus

MUSE:

GRANDMOTHER, ELLEN AVERSA

MADONNA AND CHILD

Textile and Fabric Development

WEDDING GOWN:

DESIGNED,CONSTRUCTED AND SEWN BY TASSOS ANDREAS

Modeled by Eleni Kyriakides, Styled and Photographed by Tassos Andreas

WOMANHOOD:

A VIDEO DIRECTED AND EDITED BY

TASSOS ANDREAS

MAIN MONOLOGUE BY ELLEN AVERSA

BACKGROUND VOICES BY WOMEN IN THE FAMILY

DRESS: WEDDING DRESS BY TASSOS ANDREAS
MODELED BY ELENI KYRIAKIDES

VEIL: GRANDMOTHER”S ORIGINAL WEDDING VEIL

MADONNA AND CHILD JERSEY DRESS
DESIGNED AND MADE BY TASSOS ANDREAS
MADONNA AND CHILD PRINT

BY TASSOS ANDREAS

MODELED BY SIENA CHRISTINA

STYLED AND PHOTOGRAPHED BY TASSOS ANDREAS

FOR JOAN

FOR JOAN

FOR JOAN:

COLLECTION BY TASSOS ANDREAS (2023)

INSPIRED BY GREAT AUNT JOAN,

DANCE COSTUMES,HISTORICAL CLOWN OUTFITS,

AND THE PERFORMING ARTS

TEXTILE APPLIQUES

BY TASSOS ANDREAS

PRINT DEVELOPMENT

BY TASSOS ANDREAS

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

JOAN E. DeNAPOLI 1933 - 2023

MEDITERRANEAN DREAMS IN THE AMERICANA

MEDITERRANEAN DREAMS IN THE AMERICANA

MEDITERRANEAN DREAMS IN THE AMERICANA:

COLLECTION INSPIRED BY TRADITIONAL FOLK COSTUMES IN SOUTHERN EUROPE [ITALY, SICILY, SPAIN, GREECE]

AND AMERICAN BEACHES, AMUSEMENT PARK AND SUMMER CULTURE

TEXTILE AND PRINT DESIGNS

FLOWERS AS METAPHOR: PRE THESIS

FLOWERS AS METAPHOR: PRE THESIS

FLOWERS:

The very object stirs up hundreds of

feelings and can represent

a thousand different things.

Traditionally, red roses represent love.

Some flowers represent hope and happiness.

In western traditions surrounding death,

white lilies represent rebirth,

and are gifted as sympathy for those mourning.

Georgia O’Keeffe was best known for her suggestive

and provocative paintings of flowers.

Many draw comparisons from her floral paintings

to the female genitalia. Something that is so

intimate, beautiful and personal

has been a symbol of desire,

often sexualized

.
The narcissus is named after the ancient Greek myth

in which a hunter of the same name was

known for his incredible beauty. Despite this,

he rejected all advances from other lovers.

One day he came across his reflection in a pool of water,

not realizing it was his

own reflection,

he fell madly in love with it.

Thinking this love could not be reciprocated,

he withered away with heartbreak,

and in his place a narcissus flower grew.

Flowers of all kinds are a language in themselves.

Perhaps humanity’s infatuation with flowers

is because there is nearly one for

any circumstance and any emotion.

Inspirations:

stills from:

PINK NARCISSUS

by John Bidgood (1971)

Paintings

BY artist:

VIKTOR 

TKACHENKO

ARTWORK BY:

MARC

QUINN

IMAGES FROM

MASCULINE:

a PHOTOGRAPHY BOOK

by GEORGE MACHADO

PRINTS BY TASSOS ANDREAS

FINAL DESIGNS

FINAL LINEUP

SHORT FILM:

BEAUTY IS

A NARCISSIST’S

DISGUISE

FLOWERS AS METAPHOR