NATAHRI Fashion

Design competition // winner

OLD NAVY
X CLO

For this Old Navy S/S Collection, I drew inspiration from my personal archive of fabric prints I created. These prints are my unique take on florals.

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Competition campaign

SUN, MOTION, AND RETAIL PLAY.

Florals are universally recognizable, perfect for the Spring/Summer season and aligned with Old Navy's fresh and free style.

Running off set Natahri x Old Navy
Running off set Natahri
Running off set Old Navy
Running off set alternate
On set Natahri x Old Navy
On set Natahri
On set Old Navy
On set alternate

Fabric system

1200 DPI TO CLO TEXTURE.

The design process began with creating digital versions of my fabrics. I started by scanning real-life fabrics, specifically cotton jersey and toweling, at 1200 DPI, then imported them into Procreate to clean up the imperfections.

Next, I used Photoshop to create seamless roll-and-repeat patterns that were scaled identically to their real-life counterparts. Once the patterns were ready, they were imported as textures into CLO and adjusted through the material parameters window.

Floral textile repeat one
Floral textile repeat two
Floral textile repeat three
Floral textile repeat four
Pattern studies in real life
Old Navy x CLO palette board

Designing looks

CLO3D DEVELOPMENT.

Using CLO3D I designed the looks from scratch, guided solely from my fabrics and a mood board. CLO3D allowed me to easily refine silhouettes and patterns, making it easier to color block the bold red accents and floral motifs.

Drape study

Silhouette refinement.

CLO3D made it easier to design from scratch, adjust proportion, and refine silhouettes directly from the fabric story and mood board.

Color blocking

Red accents and floral motifs.

Once the prints were ready, they were imported as CLO textures and adjusted through material parameters to support practical, playful Old Navy S/S 2026 looks.

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Importing fabrics

FLATS, FABRIC, AND CLOSEUPS.

The design process began with creating digital versions of my fabrics. I started by scanning real-life fabrics, specifically cotton jersey and toweling, at 1200 DPI, then imported them into Procreate to clean up the imperfections.

Next, I used Photoshop to create seamless roll-and-repeat patterns that were scaled identically to their real-life counterparts. Once the patterns were ready, they were imported as textures into CLO and adjusted through the material parameters window.

Button down back flat
Button down front flat
Cardigan back flat
Cardigan front flat
Denim short back flat
Denim short front flat
Drawstring jacket back flat
Drawstring jacket front flat
Drawstring shorts back flat
Drawstring shorts side flat
Drawstring shorts front flat
Girls dress back flat
Girls dress front flat
Tulip skirt back flat
Tulip skirt front flat

Through this process, I enjoyed the chance to create a vibrant Old Navy S/S 2026 collection that blends my floral prints with tulip inspired silhouettes, using CLO to design and present looks that are both practical and playful for women across many age ranges. Using 2026 trends like playful energy and botanical beauty ensures that the collection feels fresh and on-trend while staying true to Old Navy.

THANK YOU