Text : Nor Azua Ruslan
[ Dressing Architecture : Colour, Style & Fashion ]
In Relation With Architects and Clothing
Original works submitted to the Manchester School of Architecture for the Bachelor of Architecture dated April 2009. Received a commendation in Summer 2010.
2.1 ] Human Beings and Clothing
[ Dressing Architecture : Colour, Style & Fashion ]
In Relation With Architects and Clothing
Original works submitted to the Manchester School of Architecture for the Bachelor of Architecture dated April 2009. Received a commendation in Summer 2010.
2.1 ] Human Beings and Clothing
Human beings are separated by two different
gender; men and women. Men and women needed clothes for many reasons. First and
foremost, they need clothes to protect their skin and as a way to preserve
their modesty. We do not wear clothes purposely just because we are told to do
so, but we naturally feel responsible to protect our dignity in a way that we
do not exposed our private parts of the body or in other words, not showing any
parts of the body which is not suppose to be seen.
Humans—men
and women need clothes for showing their performances at a certain time, and
will change according to places, events and time. First thing about clothing is
to be used to identify a nation culture existed in the world. Japanese girls
wear ‘Kimono’ as a national identity at several important events. Indonesian
wedding couples will have ‘Java Look—Kebaya’ on their wedding party. All these
examples are part of the evolution of the world fashion now. But we will think
twice and very selective to what we are going to wear as ‘fashion’. We are not
going to wear clothes which are not suitable for our cultures.[2]
FIG.2.3: Javanese Kebaya
Eventough humans need clothes for all the above
reason as claimed by Danny, the most important reason is humans need clothes
that suite the climate where they lived especially, and shall not wear fashionable
clothes that unreasonable to be in some trend. What is matter is to be in
comfort clothing.
[2] Danny S. (no
date). Unsustainable Building Facades and
Fashions in Surabaya, p.68
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