FAV - Trabalhos de Conclusão de Curso

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    As representações pictóricas orientalistas de Sheherazade: a mulher e seu vestuário
    (Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2024-12-11) Morais, Thayna Alves; Beck, Ana Lúcia; Beck, Ana Lúcia; Silva, Gisele Costa Ferreira da; Godoy, Patrícia Bueno
    The present study addresses the orientalist pictorial representations of the character Sheherazade from the literary work One Thousand and One Nights. It considers her characterization in literature, paintings, and the study of the clothing depicted in these images. This is an interdisciplinary study that draws on literature, visual arts, and the history of clothing to better understand the character's portrayal. It is a qualitative and exploratory research, employing bibliographical and documentary procedures, as well as comparative image analysis. The study aims to explore how Sheherazade was idealized, both in terms of her physical depiction and her attire. The research is justified by the need to problematize representations of Sheherazade, contributing to the understanding of how oriental women are represented in western art. The selected works were examined using the method of image montage or constellation, commonly employed in art history, incorporating additional artistic images and clothing items. Based on the bibliographical research and the visual dynamics of the images, the representations were divided into three panels: Sheherazade as a narrator, as a romantic partner, and as a triumphant figure. This analysis revealed how the misidentification of the Arab world in the 18th and 19th centuries contributed to the creation of a Sheherazade reflecting universalist, exotic, and often sexualized conceptions of oriental women. The complex Arab world and its historical transformations, including Orientalism itself, made the identification of specific clothing items challenging and inconclusive. Therefore, we propose this study as the beginning of a dynamic and exploratory investigation into the visual conception of the protagonist, open to critique and new perspectives.
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    De retalhos a uma coleção de moda: desenvolvimento de roupas com técnicas de patchwork
    (Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2024-12-10) Silva, Vitória Albano da; Cunha, Marina Carmello; Cunha, Marina Carmello; Crillanovick, Quéfren Trindade de Mesquita; Marques Filho, Adair
    This project presents a fashion collection entitled “Catedral de Retalhos”, inspired by the history of the Church of Nossa Senhora do Rosário, located in the city of Goiás, with its neo-Gothic architecture. We will also research and analyze the historical origins and evolution of patchwork, from its roots to its use as a tool to minimize the environmental impact of the fashion industry. The study uses patchwork, craft and sustainable techniques, highlighting the advantages and challenges associated with this practice. In addition, we explore cases of brands and designers who have incorporated patchwork into their collections, analyzing them. The “Catedral de Retalhos” collection features a set of five unique pieces, demonstrating the potential of patchwork and church architecture as a tool for artistic and sustainable expression in fashion, and how this technique can give uniqueness and authenticity to pieces, promoting consumers' individuality.
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    Entre linhas e vidas: o bordado como linguagem da memória
    (Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2024-01-19) Rocha, Priscila Tolentino; Crillanovick, Quéfren Trindade de Mesquita; Crillanovick, Quéfren Trindade de Mesquita; Novaes, Maristela Abadia Fernandes; Medeiros, Dorivalda Santos
    Handmade embroidery, in addition to being a surface design technique, is, particularly, a form of contemporary personal expression. Over the centuries, embroidery has undergone important historical changes, presented technical evolutions, adapting to the style of each era. The object of study of this work was the handmade embroidery and its relationship with the construction of the feminine, as well as its use as a surface for the creation of narratives of memories and stories. This research aimed to explore how contemporary freestyle embroidery incorporates and reflects personal and collective experiences. The methodology adopted was based on a qualitative approach that directed, in an exploratory manner, the understanding of human experiences, behaviors, emotions and the way in which people interpret and make sense of their lives and how this influences individual creative expression. In this way, the result was an embroidered textile piece that reflects the author's personal experiences, the historical and contemporary context of embroidery, as well as its use in the construction of a decentralized narrative, according to Ursula K. Le Guin’s carrier bag theory of fiction.
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    Estudo de caso desenvolvimento do branding de uma marca slow fashion: donna milk
    (Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2024-12-11) Leite, Sayane Letícia Aguiar; Gomes, Lavínnia Seabra; Gomes, Lavínnia Seabra; Marques Filho, Adair; Cunha, Marina Carmello
    This work is a final graduation project, a qualitative research based on bibliographic review, aimed at analyzing the impact of branding on the growth of the fashion brand Donna Milk, structured under the slow fashion model. It is also configured as a case study. For the discussion of the data, we used authors such as Batista and Macedo (2020), Camareira (2016), Fletcher (2010), and Hiller (2014), among others. In this context, we present the generation of value for clients/users; the strategies for building and strengthening brand image in both offline and online markets; as well as the investments aimed at expanding this branding, considering the conceptual and sustainable aspects of small-scale production. The results show that the Donna Milk brand stands out in the fashion market and plays an important role in promoting a more responsible and ethical scenario, leading to significant changes in consumption and production patterns. Thus, this analysis highlights the importance of a business model that combines improvements, sustainability, and branding strategy.