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O presente relatório descreve o trabalho desenvolvido pela aluna Juliana Santos durante
o estágio na marca Béhen, de forma a obter o grau de mestre em Design de Moda. Este
estágio de âmbito curricular vem consolidar os conhecimentos adquiridos durante o
Mestrado em Design de Moda na Universidade da Beira Interior.
O relatório tem como principal objetivo investigar a relação entre artesanato, práticas
sustentáveis e design de moda, complementando com o registo do trabalho executado na
Béhen. Para esse efeito, a pesquisa focou-se nos bordados típicos portugueses, que são
elementos importantes para a marca.
A Béhen é sediada em Lisboa e dedica-se à produção de peças de vestuário para mulher,
homem e criança. O principal objetivo da marca é preservar as técnicas artesanais
portuguesas, focando nos bordados tradicionais, assim como promover uma produção
justa e sustentável. Neste relatório é apresentado detalhadamente o processo de criação
da coleção “O Deus das Pequenas Coisas” para a estação Outono/Inverno 2023. Além do
projeto principal, são apresentados outros desenvolvidos em paralelo durante o período
de estágio.
A vertente prática deste trabalho é fundamentada através da pesquisa e análise de
conceitos integrados na temática “Artesanato como estimulador das práticas
sustentáveis no design de moda: Bordados típicos portugueses”, recorrendo a estudos
académicos científicos.
Desta forma, o presente relatório de estágio visa contribuir para o desenvolvimento do
conhecimento técnico-prático sobre a preservação e aplicação dos bordados artesanais
no design de moda, contribuindo para a sustentabilidade da indústria.
This report describes the work developed by the student Juliana Santos during the internship at Béhen, in order to obtain the master's degree in Fashion Design. This curricular internship consolidates the knowledge acquired during the Master's Degree in Fashion Design at the University of Beira Interior. The main objective of the report is to investigate the relationship between handicraft, sustainable practices and fashion design, complementing with the registration of the work done at Béhen. For this purpose, the research focused on typical portuguese embroidery, which are important elements for the brand. Béhen is based in Lisbon and is dedicated to the production of garments for women, men and children. The main objective of the brand is to preserve portuguese artisanal techniques, focusing on traditional embroidery, as well as to promote a fair and sustainable production. This report presents in detail the process of creating the collection "The God of Small Things" for the Autumn/Winter 2023 season. In addition to the main project, others developed in parallel during the internship period are presented. The practical aspect of this work is based on the research and analysis of concepts integrated in the theme "Handicraft as a stimulator of sustainable practices in fashion design: Typical Portuguese embroidery", using scientific academic studies. In this way, this internship report aims to contribute to the development of technicalpractical knowledge on the preservation and application of handmade embroidery in fashion design, contributing to the sustainability of the industry.
This report describes the work developed by the student Juliana Santos during the internship at Béhen, in order to obtain the master's degree in Fashion Design. This curricular internship consolidates the knowledge acquired during the Master's Degree in Fashion Design at the University of Beira Interior. The main objective of the report is to investigate the relationship between handicraft, sustainable practices and fashion design, complementing with the registration of the work done at Béhen. For this purpose, the research focused on typical portuguese embroidery, which are important elements for the brand. Béhen is based in Lisbon and is dedicated to the production of garments for women, men and children. The main objective of the brand is to preserve portuguese artisanal techniques, focusing on traditional embroidery, as well as to promote a fair and sustainable production. This report presents in detail the process of creating the collection "The God of Small Things" for the Autumn/Winter 2023 season. In addition to the main project, others developed in parallel during the internship period are presented. The practical aspect of this work is based on the research and analysis of concepts integrated in the theme "Handicraft as a stimulator of sustainable practices in fashion design: Typical Portuguese embroidery", using scientific academic studies. In this way, this internship report aims to contribute to the development of technicalpractical knowledge on the preservation and application of handmade embroidery in fashion design, contributing to the sustainability of the industry.
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Artesanato Béhen Bordados Portugueses Design de Moda Sustentabilidade