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2011 International Conference on Fashion Design and Apparel 2013 SFTI International Conference & The 18th International Invited Fashion Exhibition Proceeding July 07 - 15, 2013 Korean Cultural Center, Berlin, Germany Re-Union in Fashion The Society of Fashion and Textile Industry 2013 SFTI International Conference & The 18th International Invited Fashion Exhibition Proceeding “Re-Union in Fashion” July07-15, 2013 Korean Cultural Center, Berlin, Germany Organized by The Society of Fashion & Textile Industry (SFTI), Korea Korea Research Institute for Fashion Industry (KRIFI), Korea Eco Design Center, Dong-A University, Korea Sponsored by Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Korea Korean Cultural Center, Berlin, Germany German Fashion Industrie Foundation, Germany Willy Bogner GmbH & CO. KGaA Fashion Group Hyungji, Korea 1 Committee of 2013 SFTI International Conference and Exhibition President Yang Suk Ku (Kyungpook National Univ., Korea) Vice President EunJoo Park (Dong-A Univ., Korea) Sung Hye Jung (Inha Univ., Korea) Hye Kyung Kim (Wonkwang Univ., Korea) Chil Soon Kim (Kyung Hee Univ., Korea) Moon Young Kim (Keimyung Univ. Korea) Gilsoo Cho (YonseiUniv.,Korea) Byung Oh Choi (Fashion Group Hyungji Co.Ltd, Korea) Yong-Bin Jung (DaeguGyeongbukDesign Center, Korea) Choong-Hwan Kim (Korea Research Institute for Fashion Industry, Korea) Sangbae Yoon (Shinpung Textile Co.Ltd, Korea) Conference Chair Jin Hwa Lee (Pusan National Univ., Korea) Exhibition Chair Sung Hye Jung (Inha Univ., Korea) Field Trip Chair Hye Kyung Kim (Wonkwang Univ., Korea) Program Committee Chil Soon Kim (Kyung Hee Univ., Korea) DaeGeun Jeon (Andong Univ., Korea) Eun A Yeoh(Keimyung Univ., Korea) Eun Jung Kim(Mongolia International Univ., Mongolia) Eunjoo Cho (Honam Univ., Korea) Ho Jung Choo(Seoul National Univ., Korea) Hsueh Chin Ko(National Pingtung Univ. of Science and Technology, Taiwan) Hyun Sook Kim (Paichai Univ., Korea) JeongSook Lee (Gyeongsang National Univ., Korea) Jin Hwa Lee (Pusan National Univ., Korea) Joachim Schirrmacher(Stiftung der Deutschen Bekleidungsindustrie, Germany) Ju-hee Park (Kookmin Univ., Korea) Jung Im Lee (Paichai Univ., Korea) Jeong Mee Kim (Pukyong National Univ., Korea) Koo Helen Sumin(Auburn Univ., U.S.A.) Kyung Hee Lee (Kumoh National Institute of Technology, Korea) Kyung Wha Oh (Chung-Ang Univ., Korea) Mi Jung Kwon (Pusan National Univ., Korea) Min Sun Lee (Sangmyung Univ., Korea) MunYoung Kim(Keimyung Univ. Korea) MyungHee Lee(Pukyong National Univ., Korea) 2 Soobin Ahn (Korean Cultural Center, Germany) Suk Hee Lee (Honam Univ., Korea) Sun Hee Lee (Dong-A Univ., Korea) Sung Hye Jung (Inha Univ., Korea) YeonJa Ham (Dong-Eui Univ., Korea) Yoon Ja Nam (Seoul National Univ., Korea) Yoshiko Takahashi (Bunka Women’s Univ. Junior College, Japan) Young Sam Kim (Chung-AngUniv., Korea) Young Soo Chang (German Archaeological Institute, Germany) Executive director Soonjee Park (Yeungnam Univ., Korea) Shinhee Lee (Kyungpook Univ., Korea) Secretary Na Gyeol Jang 3 4 Greetings Dear Members and Participants, I am very pleased to meet you here at the 2013 SFTI International Conference and Fashion Exhibition organized by the Society of Fashion and Textile Industry(SFTI). The conference and exhibition are held jointly with Korean Cultural Center in Berlin, Eco Design Center, Dong-A University, and Korea Research Institute for Fashion Industry. It promises to offer a great experience to attendees from around the world. SFTI, founded in 1998, is one of the leading academic professional organizations in the world, comprised of one thousand and seven hundred members, from practitioners to professors and students involved in textile, apparel and fashion areas in Korea. SFTI promotes research and education in the field of the textile and apparel industry through various activities. SFTI has hosted annual exhibitions at many cities around the world such as Tokyo, Rome, Sydney, Prague, Istanbul, New Delhi, Moscow, Hanoi, Madrid, and Helsinki. Those exhibitions have provided a great opportunity to promote cultural exchangeand share information among worldwide textile and apparel researchers. With the sequence of successful 2012 international conference & Exhibition in Finland, this year we have prepared 2013 International Conference & Exhibition in order to commemorate the 130th anniversary of the Korean German amity by the invitation from Berlin Korean Cultural Center. I am sure that the 2013 conference and exhibition in Berlin will provide a great chance for an interchange of ideas and prove to be a fabulous experience for all the attendees. I would like to thank Jae-Shin Kim, ambassador of the Republic of Korea in Germany andJong Seok Yun, director of Korean Cultural Center in Berlin, for the invitation and providing the wonderful facilities. And I would like to send a special thanksto SFTI organizing committee, and concerned members for their efforts in preparing for the conference and exhibition. I would especially like to extend my gratitude to our plenary speakers, Dr. Eunyoung Yi, Head director of Yi Architects, Joachim Schirrmacher, Creative consultant of German Fashion Industry Foundation, and Young Soo Chang, researcher of the German Archaeological Institute. Finally, I would like express my deep appreciation to all of participants. Your participation will make the conference and exhibition more valuable and successful. I sincerely hope all the participant will enjoy the beautiful artworks and invaluable meetings provided through these academic activities. I also hope that the event will contribute to further understanding Korean culture and developing friendships and a global network in the fashion industry. July 8th, 2013 Yangsuk Ku President, The Society of Fashion and Textile Industry Sung Hye Jung Chief Director of International Affairs, Vice President of SFTI 5 Greetings A Word of Welcome This year, Korea and Germany are celebrating 130 years of diplomatic relations and the 50th anniversary of Korea sending miners and nurses to Germany. In celebration of this special occasion, numerous events will be held all over Germany this year. Among these, the international fashion exhibition and the international fashion symposium organised by the Korean Cultural Center in Berlin highlight an important aspect of the rich culture of Korea. I wish both events much success. The exhibition and symposium will introduce the uniqueness of Korean fashion and Korean fashion education to Europe. Organised in partnership with the Korean Society of Fashion & Textile Industry, this event will be the first of its kind in Germany. Since the introduction of Korean garments to Western society at the end of the 19th century, the creativity of Korean fashion has received worldwide attention and acclaim, enriching international fashion culture and promoting a positive image of Korea. The Korean Society of Fashion & Textile Industry, in particular, has contributed to the development of the Korean textile industry through active research and technological progress. It has not only fostered new talented professionals but has also boosted social and national development in Korea. I would like to thank Yangsuk Ku, President of the Korean Society of Fashion and Textile Industry, Sung Hye Jung, Chief Director of International Affairs and Vice President of SFTI, Dr. Adelheid Rasche, Curator for Fashion Images, National Museums in Berlin, Joachim Schirrmacher, Director and Chairman of the Advisory Board of the Stiftung der Deutschen Bekleidungsindustrie (German Fashion Industry Foundation), the architect Eun- Young Yi and the members of the Korean Society of Fashion and Textile Industry for their efforts, which made this exhibition and symposium possible. I am sure that this special event will contribute greatly to the further development of the Korean and German textile industries and to the advancement of exchanges in the field of fashion. July 8, 2013 Jae-Shin Kim Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to the Federal Republic of Germany 6 Greetings Welcome Address Berlin is ideal to understand what influences today’s fashions. It offers freedom of imagination and action to the manyyoung people flocking here from all over the world – a condition for creativity. Therefore, many consider Berlin to be Europe’s cultural capital. In Berlin, fashion is defined by everyday life in the streets not by studios. It is not about image and prestige, but about individuality and quality. Consequently, the estimated 800 Berlin- based fashion designers infuse their creations with a bit of underground, activism and idealism. It represents a unique alternative to the fashion designed by international luxury brands. Eco-friendly and socially responsible fashion is gaining importance throughout Germany. Klaus Steilmann, at his time Europe’s largest supplier of women’s fashion and creator of our foundation, is considered one of the world’s pioneers. Every year, 1,000 plus design students (among them many from Asia) graduate from more than 40 fashion institutes in Germany, representing the bulk of all of Europe’s fashion designers. The skill and creative level of this education is very high, enabling these graduates to work in almost all international fashion houses. Counter to the mass-production in our globalized world, fashion in Europe only has a future if it represents the highest creative and skill level. To that end, our not-for-profit foundation endorses a promising new generation with our European Fashion Award FASH. We also provide future-oriented support to students, designers and the industry with our communication, publications and our extensive
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