스트리트 패션을 통한 인도네시아 무슬림 여성의 패션 디자인 특성 연구 : 서부 자바(West Java) 반둥시(Bandung City)를 중심으로

Abstract

This study studied fashion design characteristics of Muslim women in Indonesian street fashion and analyzed fashion images, items wearing, patterns and silhouettes, and colors and styling of each image through local street fashion photos. Fashion image analysis was carried out by a group of experts (masters and PhDs in fashion design including these researchers). For street fashion, image classification (multiple choice possible) was performed based on 8 fashion images referenced in previous studies. For the characteristics of fashion design, the researcher first analyzed top and bottom clothing items, accessories, patterns and silhouettes, and styling by image, and secondly classified them after verification by two experts (fashion design doctors). The survey results were analyzed for frequency through the SPSS Statistics 27 program. As a result of analyzing fashion images, they were often found to be modern, sportive, and romantic, and clothing items such as T-shirts, shirts & blouses, long pants and long skirts were mostly found. For accessory items, the veil was most of them wore short hijabs that covers up to their necks. For shoes, casual items including sneakers and running shoes as well as sandals were frequently found, and for bags, shoulder bags were found the most. For hats, they created fashionability by wearing brimmed bucket hats or knit caps over hijabs. It was identified that non-pattern clothing and veil predominated and if there were patterns, geometric patterns were preferred. For silhouettes, H-line silhouette was predominant. In the modern images, the street fashion was characterized by straight silhouettes and unity of veil and clothing colors. In the sportive images, the street fashion featured outstanding coordination of casual items, and in the romantic images, pastel-tone A-line silhouettes was the most striking feature.