"Marzanna" was a photography project I volunteered to work on during my second year of university. 
Kaśka Trajdos, a commercial photogrpahy student, needed costumes made for her Final Major Project - a fashion shoot with the theme of the Slavic godess Marzanna.

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Marzanna represents the end of winter and beginning of spring. The godess has been used in rituals meant to hasten the approach of spring, such as drowing or burning effigies.  

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We decided to focus on texture, to use just black and white. Flowers and lace became a nice reocurring detail in our dresses, which also made a connection to the coming of spring. 

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I worked with one other costume designer and maker, Natalia Wilinska, and we decided to split the workload and made half the batch of costumes needed for the shoot each. 

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