Start with the garment
The first action takes place on the dress and makes freedom of movement visible.
Work in progress · Working prototype
Emilie Flöge:
Movement Through Fabric
A digital museum prototype about clothing, movement and Emilie Flöge’s work.
The design question
How can movement help visitors understand a historical garment?
Visitors explore how cut, material and weight change the way a body can move. The experience introduces Emilie Flöge through her work as a fashion designer and business owner.
Learning approach
Act first.
Then understand.
- Restriction
Begin with a body held tightly by fabric.
- Release
Pull a drawstring and make space visible.
- Context
Connect the physical change to Vienna around 1900.
- Salon
Explore material, cut and business inside Schwestern Flöge.
- Studio
Experiment with width, weight and layers.
- Insight
Recognise movement as a design decision.
From archive to interaction
A museum experience organised around movement.
The experience combines historical material, spatial exploration and direct interaction. Visitors can see how a change in material or cut affects the garment.
Key design decisions
Explore the salon
Three traces introduce material, construction and the work behind the business.
Experimentation
A digital fashion studio lets visitors test how width, weight and layers change movement.
Different ways in
The prototype includes German, English and French, sound controls and a reduced-motion option.
Role and contribution
Learning Experience Design · Concept · Research · Interaction Design · Visual Direction · Prototyping
The prototype is still being refined. The current version contains the full journey and its central interactions. Evaluation and feedback will be documented as the project develops.