Tanaboon Hassanam
College of Creative Industry
Srinakharinwirot University
Graduates: 2026
Specialisms: Womenswear / Textile Innovation/Textile Art / Textiles for Fashion
My location: Bankok, Thailand
Tanaboon Hassanam
First Name: Tanaboon
Last Name: Hassanam
University / College: Srinakharinwirot University
Course / Program: College of Creative Industry
Graduates: 2026
Specialisms: Womenswear / Textile Innovation/Textile Art / Textiles for Fashion
My Location: Bankok, Thailand
About
Hello, my name is Tanaboon Hassanam, but you can call me Coach.I was born on 17 February 2004 and am 22 years old.I studied Fashion at Srinakharinwirot University. I am passionate about fashion, creativity, and continuous self-development. Throughout my studies, I balanced part-time work with my education, which strengthened my time management skills and adaptability. I am always eager to learn, grow, and embrace new challenges.
Synthetic Eden is a fashion collection developed through SHARPER, exploring the relationship between nature, technology, structure, and contemporary identity. Inspired by the Paphiopedilum orchid, the collection examines a form of beauty in which fragility and strength coexist. Rather than directly reproducing the flower, its organic characteristics are abstracted into sculptural silhouettes, layered surfaces, and contemporary structures that interact with the human body. The design process is informed by WGSN’s Colour Evolution A/W 27/28 forecast, integrating colour trend research with material experimentation, digital development, and technical exploration. Nylon, acrylic, and PVC are manipulated through laser cutting, embroidery, layering, and structural techniques to create translucent surfaces and three-dimensional forms. Digital tools are also used to calculate material requirements precisely, optimize pattern and material usage, and reduce unnecessary waste during production. Sustainability is approached through the principles of the BCG (Bio-Circular-Green Economy), focusing on durability, adaptability, repeated use, and extended product lifespan. Rather than treating sustainability as an aesthetic, the project considers how thoughtful material planning and adaptable design can contribute to more responsible fashion practices. Ultimately, Synthetic Eden positions fashion beyond clothing, transforming garments into structures for identity and self-expression. The collection creates a dialogue between the human body, nature, and technology, proposing fashion as a form of world-building where natural inspiration is transformed through material innovation into a contemporary and meaningful fashion experience.
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