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Origins
An opening look about the beginning of a tradition. Denim stands for the present; cream paisley and lace carry a sense of the past.
Jackson Oyler / Fashion portfolio
What we carry.
What we make.
Inheritance is a collection about clothing that holds memory and can still become something new. Across six designs, Jackson brings denim and lace together to explore origins, repair, family history and the future.
Explore the collection
01 / The designs
One story.
Six directions.
Each board brings the idea, fashion illustration, flats and fabric into the same frame. Open a board to see Jackson's notes in full.
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Inherited
A new generation reshapes what it receives. The flowing top builds on Origins, paired with a denim silhouette drawn from current style.
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Mending
Repair becomes reinvention through patching, frayed denim and lace. Worn clothing is given another life.
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History
A menswear look considers what is passed down on both sides of a family, bringing traditionally feminine lines into a tailored form.
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Future
A flowing top meets a denim corset, exploring how masculine and feminine references can grow into something new.
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Tradition
A drop-waist corset and draped sleeves reinterpret details inherited from earlier generations in denim and lace.
02 / Made by Jackson
From page
to garment.
Three looks from the collection have sewing work documented in the portfolio. The front, back and close details show how the ideas take shape.
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Origins
The opening design moves from illustration to a finished front and corset-laced back.
Materials / Denim, a thrifted men's button-up, lace and corset lacing
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Inherited
Reclaimed materials give the second look its soft shape and layered contrast.
Materials / Thrifted jeans, thrifted curtains and two-way stretch fabric
03
History
One pair of jeans supplied the side panels of another. Lacing makes the construction visible.
Materials / Two pairs of thrifted jeans, garments and shoelaces
03 / Sewing explorations
Learning by making.
Beyond the collection, these pieces show Jackson practicing different shapes, finishes and ways of reworking clothes.
