Moodboard / Colour Palette's

Below are 4 completed mood boards to add to the final book to represent the fashion element of each theme, using a mixture of my own photographic images and sourced. Each one has been inspired from either an aspect from current trends (such as sheer fabrics / block colour), and inspiration including colour palettes, mood, which have been taken from a variety of locations, including Prague, Hengistbury Head and Old Harry Rocks. 

I have also been aware of the accessory and its purpose which links with the individual trend and purposely made sure the board also has an aspect representing this.

I have created a titled to represent each board - shown within each caption.

Ambition - (She's a wild thing)

Inspiration taken from Prague zoo. The above image of giraffe's I took from outside the giraffe enclosure. The three different prints of the giraffes in a line inspired the theme to link with the 'ambition accessory'. As it incorporates the use of a growing plant and nature, I wanted to use colours linking with our natural environment and life forms within the photo shoot. The mood board has been titled 'She's a wild thing', which represents this well.

Balance - (Moment of Clarity)

Titled 'Moment of Clarity', linking with the natural objects collected from beach combing, and the notion surrounding balance, I wanted to create a colour palette that is serene and neutral. Also taking inspiration from current trends - sheer fabric, block colour and interesting headpieces.

Connection - 'Spanish Sahara'


Shimmering metallic surfaces, rich sophisticated reds and royal gold compliment each other to create a refined modern take on 80’s glamour. Gold plated copper wire, recycled plastic, foil, make up the 'connection bracelet', so I wanted to further explore the colours, textures and surfaces within the fashion. DIY wrapping of fabrics also add to the trend. Titled 'Spanish Sahara', I think represents the dessert browns, gold and reds well. 

Memories - 'Weather to Fly'

A mix of fabrics, and texture including plastics, panelled layering of dark and light colouring create this trend and are shown in an elegant and serene manor. Inspiration was taken from the colours at Old Harry Rocks with the contrast of whites, black and egg shell. Titled 'Weather to Fly', represents the sheer floating fabric in the wind.