White T: Asymmetry by Jack Richards

White T: Asymmetry

by Jack RichardsPosted on November 16, 2015April 9, 2019

The classic garment, re-conceived.

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A model wears a one-shoulder white t-shirt, with a sleeve that extends from the bodice.

Model shows the back of the shirt: the top of the back is covered by white fabric, the sleeve hanging down from its attachment on the wrist.

The left and right view of the shirt: left side covered by the sleeve, right side bare save for the collar.

Left and right view of the shirt, with the long left sleeve placed on the right shoulder: a white t-shirt with a large diagonal slit running from the collar to the base.

Back and side view of the shirt: the back with an open space and the side with a typical t-shirt sleeve.

See also “White T: Reversal” by Lily Wolens

This project was originally created for Professor Louise Harpman's spring 2015 Interdisciplinary Seminar, "Good Design: Scale."