Siren Song (Look 1 & 2)
Ryan DePaolo
Fashion Design (School of Art and Design)
About this Item
- Title
- Siren Song (Look 1 & 2)
- Contributor Names
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DePaolo, Ryan (Creator, Designer)
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King, Larissa (Thesis advisor)
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Ciniglio, Lorenzo (Photographer)
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Otero, Andrés (Photographer)
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Cadet, Ernst (Photographer)
- Date
- 2024
- Summary/Artist's Statement
- This collection is about reclaiming the word siren, ridding it of negative connotations and returning power to the woman. Throughout history and popular culture, sirens have often been depicted as monstrous creatures, stripped of autonomy and reduced to their sex. To me, a siren is a woman who embraces her sexuality and femininity while still owning her power as an independent woman, free from the confines of societal expectations, and secure within her own being.
- Course/Degree Information
- Program/Degree: Fashion Design BFA
- Concentration: Intimate Apparel
- Professor: Larissa King
- Academic Semester: Spring 2024
- Critics Award Winner
- In Exhibition
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2024 Future of Fashion
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2024 Graduating Student Exhibition - Fashion Design BFA: Critic Award Winners
- Related Materials
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Siren Song
- Rights
- In Copyright
- The copyright for this work is held by its author/creator(s). Usage of this material beyond what is permitted by copyright law must first be cleared with the rights-holder(s). This work has been made available online by the Fashion Institute of Technology Gladys Marcus Library strictly for research and educational purposes. If you are the copyright holder for this work and have any objections to this work being made available online, please notify us immediately at [email protected].
- Identifier
- FIT Repository ID: fof_2024_0059
Citation
DePaolo, R. (2024). Siren Song (Look 1 & 2). FIT Institutional Repository. https://institutionalrepository.fitnyc.edu/item/216368
DePaolo, Ryan. Siren Song (Look 1 & 2). 2024. FIT Digital Repository, https://institutionalrepository.fitnyc.edu/item/216368
DePaolo, Ryan. "Siren Song (Look 1 & 2)." FIT Digital Repository, 2024. https://institutionalrepository.fitnyc.edu/item/216368