Hugo Twardowski Footwear Folio 2021 SD

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DESIGN PORTFOLIO.
[FOOT W E A R P ORTFOLIO]
HUGO TWARDOWSKI | 03
PR E S E N TAT I O N | WOR K E XPER I EN CE
Graduated with a master in transportation design management,

I’m a young industrial designer looking for new experiences and
encounters. I capture hundreds of ideas, shake, share and turn
them into opportunities. Then I make doodles, more sketches,
select the best concepts and make projects happen with the
help of others.
04 | FOOTWEAR PORTFOLIO
LINE-UP...........
AXEL
01. ARIGAT
CITRÖEN
02.
PUMA
03.
FILA
04.
FREEBAND
05.
Y-3
06.
CAYA
07. THESIS
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P.12
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S P.22
PR 01 | AXEL ARIGATO | 2-week project
01.
S
Axel Arigato was founded in 2014 ince they started making to make a project that shows
by Max Svärdh and minimalist sneakers my feelings about this brand
Albin Johansson. This swedish and built a social media and try to recreate what they
footwear label propose a wide empire, the brand has deve- believe in. Axel Arigato is also
range of quality sneakers. lopped a strong influence in a great inspiration in my work
the world of streetwear. Their as I started my studies almost
unique point of view and their at the same time as their ac-
japanese inspirations has al- tivity and I can see the brand
lowed them to evolve each evolving each year.
year. So it was a great pleasure
T
he first words that come to my mind
when thinking about this brand are
serenity, balance and quality.
I got inspirations from minimalistic archi-
tecture and to add some organic features,
I recreated the pattern of the leaf to give a
relaxed atmosphere to the shoes. The ma-
terials should be quality leather that ages
well in order to get satisfaction from wea-
ring them.
« Serenity, balance
and quality »
PR 01 | AXEL ARIGATO | 2-week project
T
CO M P OS I T I O N he different layers of the
1. EL A S T I C BA N D upper part should give a
2. SU EDE / L E AT H ER / T R A NSPA R EN T RU BBER strong and solid aspect. I
3. L E AT H ER / SU EDE really like the sole from the Gene-
4. R EFL EC T I V E S T R I PE sis trainers as it is dynamic and
quite organic. It gives an instant
feeling of movement and stabi-
lity.
Laceless design mixed with high
quality materials give a strong
premium and modern feeling to
the sneakers.
Finally, playing with different co-
lours was also a great exercise to
validate the proportions and the
different shapes.
PR 02 | CITRÖEN Be Youserlf | 1-year project
02.
A
At the beginning of my 4th year, t the end of these 2
just after a 4-month in- ternship, weeks, we presented 2
Thibaud and I did a 2-week short posters that were used
project that we continued for about to explain our concept.
1 year. The main idea was to design a
free-acces vehicle wich could
connect to the user’s mindset
with «patchable» elements as
pockets, spea- kers, garments...
People would share items and
personalize the vehicles accor-
ding to their creativity.
T
his project represents nials, fashion and societal is-
the starting point of an sues. So I decided with one of
interdisciplinary criticalmy best friends to rethink the
design thinking. way young people would use
At the beginning of my 4th their car in city center.
year, when I came back from
Amsterdam, a lot of new in-
sights and inspirations came to
my mind as I wanted to think
beyond transportation design.
I started to think about mille-
PR 02 | CITRÖEN Be Youserlf | 1-year project
M
aking a shoe around this
project was a very fun expe-
rience as we were inspired
by sneakers when we designed this
vehicle. Like the several elements
composing the car, the different
layers of the sneaker must age well
and be easy to clean. It offers a great
protection against severe weather.
Thus it’s a sneaker for an everyday
usage offering a great comfort and
protection.
« The sneaker
must age well »
PR 03 | PUMA HAMAC | short project
03. P U M A
Fancy
Flexibility
S
andals mean chill and re-
laxed style, but what if
Puma created an high velo-
city sandal with socks integrated?
Big sole and a piece of premium
leather make these shoes comfor-
table with lots of different styles.
PR 04 | FILA Sole Max | short project
04. F I L A
Look at me !
S
ome people are definite
individualists. They enjoy
trends and hype and show
this in their choice of exclusive
items. Individualists are by no
means egoist. However, they ope-
rate their lives and their lifestyle
to the limits, paving the way for
those to follow.
PR 05 | Modular SNK | short project
05.F R E E B A N D
T
he same pair of shoes
can be worn differently.
People also like to wear
running shoes everyday for the
comfort and stability. With this
project I worked on a modular
aspect for a running shoe. One
mode is chill and the second
one is tighter, more secure.
F
or a simple everyday use, I
D-SNK
thought of an elastic band
which can be used to secure the
feet when it’s needed. But you can
also wear it without the elastic band
under the sole, wich creates another
perpective.
PR 06 | ADIDAS Urbex | short project
06. U R B E X
The abandoned Pacific Mall

in Johor, Malaysia, aban-
doned for more than 15
years.
Y-3
Solitary Elegance
I
nspired by the urban explo- sented by their choice of prac-
ration culture, these shoes ticle, technical and sustainable
are meant to be worn for ex- clothes.
cessive usage. Simplicity and
comfort, easily washable trim
are the principles of this short
project. I wanted to give it a
technological, modern aspect
with straight lines and the press
studs. Those people are repre-
PR 07 | CAYA | Thesis project
«Fashion represent one of the most fertile grounds for an interdisciplinary

critical design thinking.»
COME AS YOU ARE.
How can we reimagine the way we interact with humans,

technology and our surroundings through our garments?
The clothes we choose represent our way of life. New technologies and
new ways of thinking have and will have a strong impact on the trends.
Moreover, fashion companies are making a strong use of the social
network and user data to sell products online to targeted customers.
It becomes more and more difficult to predict the future trends and the
influence of the fashion industry on the young generations.
Technology is a tool to observe and bring about virtuous changes in the
fashion industry. What could be the future applications of smart garments?
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«Caress of the gaze»
Behnaz Farahi
US ER -C ENT R IC
K
KNOW
NOW YO
YOUURRSE
SELLFF
TECHNOLOGY
has changed the way we interact.
AWElectric bioresponsive animatronic
fashion that exhibits intimacy.
SMART AND CO NNECTED MAT ERIALS

New ways of interactions.
Lilmiquela, digital influencer
Bolt Threads SEWBO sewing robot
Bella Hadid appear alongside the
N EW WAYS O F SH OPPIN G
spider silk process computer-generated Lil Miquela
Urban
mobility
{ }
Mira Wrap, Ditta Sandico
Light garment made with banana
fibers from the Philippines
What comes after the « Z-Generation »?

• P E• PRE RS S OON N
A S A S
The future of garments.
Carlings, Neo-Ex Aerochromics

Digital collection made for influencers Wear Aerochromics to know the
trough social network air that you breathe
>The world has known strong changes sinces the advent of new technologies and the evolution of
internet and networking. Young generations of people are willing to use these innovations to develop
and express their own «way of life».
>By using the new technologies and utulising their environement, they are shaping the future and
defining the new codes of our society. While some say that this generation may be the most complex
ever, but what about the next one?
A new Interface
>I imagine the smart garment as your everyday companion, it analyses your body and your emotions.
It can not only communicate with your differents devices/clothes but also with your surroundings.
Experimentations
>I experiment different combinations by mixing neutral garments with pattern that can be hidden or
not. Technology allows us to create evolutive style according to our mood.
Transparency
>During my research I found out people were more likely to hide their feelings to others when they
were insecure or reserved. Clothes can reveal their lifestyle to others people and if necessary, hide their
feelings.
Mixing styles
>Possibilities are endless if we consider that each of our items can be mix with one other. Before going
out smart garments will analyses data to offer the best experience. It will help you express yourself and
creates unique interactions with others.
>The «Breathing flower» is a perfect exemple of a smart garments. The first shell indicates to the
second shell that you are stressed or feel opressed(with heartbeat, body’s temperature, skin’s humi-
dity...), so the second shell will open to give you space around you and let you breathe in a crowded
environement.
>New systems allows a lot of new idea. The smart garment can creates links everywhere for every
usage : connecting with people and the environement, sharing and improving performances... In short,
smart garments can change our everyday routine by being more «alive».
A N K S
T H HUGO.TWARDOWSKI
hugotdk@gmail.com
+33(0)6 34 61 95 72
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Graduated with a master in transportation design management,

The abandoned Pacific Mall

«Fashion represent one of the most fertile grounds for an interdisciplinary

COME AS YOU ARE.

How can we reimagine the way we interact with humans,

SMART AND CO NNECTED MAT ERIALS

spider silk process computer-generated Lil Miquela

What comes after the « Z-Generation »?

The future of garments.

Carlings, Neo-Ex Aerochromics

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