Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
In this project, I explored my master’s research on zero-waste pattern making, combined with Romeo Gigli’s essence and beautiful heritage.
The pieces were created from rectangular pieces of fabric, without relocating any panels. Inspired by the process of morphogenesis, this research understands how simple cuts can result in complex constructions, still keeping the integrity of the fabric.
Credits: Marina Porfirio, Master in Fashion Design
Part 2 coming soon.
In this project, I explored my master’s research on zero-waste pattern making, combined with Romeo Gigli’s essence and beautiful heritage.
The pieces were created from rectangular pieces of fabric, without relocating any panels. Inspired by the process of morphogenesis, this research understands how simple cuts can result in complex constructions, still keeping the integrity of the fabric.
Credits: Marina Porfirio, Master in Fashion Design
Part 2 coming soon.










