An ongoing area of interest investigating the dynamic relationship between garment structure and human movement. Continuously studying body kinematics and biomechanics to explore how garments might work with the body rather than against it.
How does garment structure influence movement efficiency and comfort?
What is the optimal balance between support and flexibility?
Can garments amplify natural body movement or create new movement possibilities?
Body movement documentation and video analysis, biomechanical testing, iterative garment prototyping, wearability studies with diverse users, motion capture analysis.
This direction is central to creating fashion that truly serves the body. By understanding movement dynamics, we design garments that enhance rather than restrict physical expression.
Future investigations include designing for adaptive movement across lifespan stages, creating garments for specific sports and activities, and exploring how technology can augment natural movement.