World of WearableArt 2019 in Wellington, New Zealand.

World of WearableArt 2019 in Wellington, New Zealand. 

매년 열리는 World of WearableArt 2019(WOW) 국제 디자인 공모전이 지난 주말 뉴질랜드 웰링턴에서 열렸다. 

전 세계의 다양한 배경을 가지고 있는 디자이너들이 60,000명의 방문객앞에서 창의적인 의류를 선보였다. 

아래- 웰링턴에서 올해 보여준 웨어러블 예술의 놀라운 작품의 일부 샘플.

NightWraith, by Ildy Izso of TAFE NSW, Australia, is modeled in the Mythology Section during the World of WearableArt (WOW) Awards 2019 

at TSB Bank Arena on September 27, 2019, in Wellington, New Zealand. 

Feathers of the Roc, by Xu Ran of Donghua University, China, featured in the Mythology Section on WOW Opening Night 2019 

in Wellington on September 26, 2019.

Waka Huia, by Kayla Christensen of New Zealand, is modeled in the Aotearoa Section on WOW Opening Night 2019.

Sea Urchin Explosion, by Jack Irving of the United Kingdom, shown during the WOW Preview on September 25, 2019

No Angle, by Chen Bingrou of Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, China, shown in the Avant-garde Section of WOW 2019

Kaitiaki, by Lisa Vanin of New Zealand, shown during the WOW Preview on September 25, 2019

Live Filament, by Jill Perry of Australia, modeled in the Open Section of WOW 2019 

The Blomar, by Akhilesh Gupta of India, featured in the White Section during the World of WearableArt Preview on September 25, 2019

Eden, by Ian Bernhard of New Zealand, shown in the Mythology Section of WOW 2019

Gemini: the Twins, by Dawn Mostow and Ben Gould of the United States, shown in the Avant-garde Section during WOW Opening Night 2019 

at TSB Bank Arena 

Huaxia Totem, by Sun Ye, Miao Yuxin, and Yuan Jue of Donghua University, China, and Losing Touch?, 

by Galina Mihaleva of Singapore, modeled in the White Section on WOW Opening Night 2019

Hope, by Shelley Scott of New Zealand, featured in the Aotearoa Section of WOW 2019

Soul Guardian, by Chang Yi-Wei of Shih Chien University Taipei, Taiwan

The Golden Night, by Shantanu Singh of India 

My Corrasion, by Carmel Pollock of New Zealand, is modeled in the Aotearoa Section during the World of WearableArt Preview 2019.

Chrysanthemum & Amphitrite, by Jack Irving of the United Kingdom

Faulty Armour, by Hanna Smith of Australia, is shown in the White Section during the World of WearableArt Awards 2019.