1960년대와 2000년대 패션에 나타난 미래주의 연구

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to characterize the futurism as a contemporary fashion trend shown in 1960's and 2000's. The results of analysis can be outlined as follows: First, it was found that both H-line and A-line formed a mainstream in futurist fashion silhouette in 1960's, while futurist fashion revived in 2000's is characterized by ergonomically designed space suit mixed with multi-contour cut, detail and high-tech materials in addition to H-line and A-line in 1960's. Second, it was found that the futurist fashion in 1960's relied upon artificial materials, plastic, vinyl resin or the like, while that revived in 2000's relies primarily on technical synthetic materials such as metallic, plastic, vinyl, various finishing materials, sequin, paillette and beading. Third, it was found that the futurist fashion in 1960's relied on silver and gold for major coloration, while the coloration of futurist fashion revived in 2000's is based largely on monotone and vivid tone, and metallic colors used for pointedness in past are applied to all futurist items. In particular, it is noted that futurist coloration limited to silver in past becomes more colorfully developed in 2000's, involving bronze, green, gold and yellow. Fourth, it was found that futurist fashion accessories in 1960's were primarily represented by helmet-like round cap, large sunglasses and the like, while those revived in 2000's adopt metallic ornaments, spangles, cubics and gold-work for sunglasses, shoes, handbag and belting owing to conceptual propagation of total coordination, which show future-oriented propensities. Finally, it was found that makeup beauty in 2000's becomes filled with something sparkling in step with futuristic fashion trends, which contributes to remarkable advent of makeup products based on silver, gold and pearl tone. And bob hair, a typical hair style popularized in 1960's, has also influenced on its revival as contemporary hair style in 2000's.