Hello, my name is Su Bin and I am a student from Parsons, majoring in Fashion Design.
I am in my Senior year and as a part of my final thesis, I am planning to design clothes that can help with people who deals with or has dealt with over-anxiety or stress issues.
I used to suffer from anxiety as well. I used to visit therapist, get treatments. I feel like I got better than where I was before but I still cannot forget how I felt at those moments. So I came up with the idea of creating a clothing line that can tangibly help anxiety disorder and it would mean a lot if I can have a chance to interview you get helpful advices that can benefit the design.
I really want to make clothes that can bring true comfort to people and help them relax by wearing them, especially for people who is, or has gone through what I have felt.
If any of you are available to share your thoughts and idea, please send me a private message.
It could be a quick Skype session or if you reside in New York, we can meet in person - however you would prefer works for me. Looking forward to hear back from you!
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what a great idea I love the show project runway maybe we'll see you on TV one day ! I'd rather not Skype but I'll just give you a few of my off the top of my head suggestions . I know that fabric , touch softness , coziness helps me to feel less depressed and anxious like when I get into bed at night I have this fuzzy blanket like a stuffed animal and I love it. i'm thinking also items that are easy to put on not a lot of bells and whistle's maybe loosefitting maybe nice colors would make you feel good
Thank you for sharing! I actually saw the study about touch feeling and blanket effect to our body.
I have a question that with your daily clothes.
Something like Denim jeans, polyester jackets. It is the most common fabric to wear but do you perceive Denim as comfortable material? or does that feeling bothers you?
i wear denim jeans, but denim jackets are bulky and for me i like fabrics that flow more. Some polyesters are fine, also nothing that makes you sweat or wrinkles a lot!!!
That's an interesting idea. I've done some CB therapy that focuses on touch as a mechanism to self soothe anxiety. So I suggest using materials with a good hand. Something that feels nice on the skin - velvet, raw silk, high thread count cottons etc. love to see the collection you design - keep us posted
Touch therapy is a great comfort to me - it's basically just another way to keep your mind occupied in order to reduce anxiety. I have a lovely velveteen jacket I wear for holidays - I love stroking it - so I bought some similar material and made my own stress cube out of it- works in place of a stress ball.
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For what it's worth I think this is a great idea and I look forward to taking part. Take care. Lil xx
Hello. I do not mind giving my two cents! I do not skype as I am not that tech minded- but what a wonderful and original idea! Personally, if I give it thought I like loose fitting, soft clothing like velour or cotton. I especially like soft cotton or velour pants or shorts. I hope to read about you some day!
I found your name when I did a search on this site for people in my area and your name showed up. When I read that you're a fashion student I had a twinge of envy, you've got a lot of talent to be able to that.
I wear big tops with slits for thumbs in the sleeves. I also wear jeans. These things comfort me but finding these things that also keep you looking professional and presentable is hard.
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