Mohamed Ahmed, R., El-Nakib, N. (2025). Establishing Design Standards for Teenage Girls' Evening Wear Inspired by Ebru Art and Origami Aesthetics Using Artificial Intelligence Applications. International Design Journal, 15(5), 497-219. doi: 10.21608/idj.2025.396937.1367
Rania Mohamed Ahmed; Nesreen El-Nakib. "Establishing Design Standards for Teenage Girls' Evening Wear Inspired by Ebru Art and Origami Aesthetics Using Artificial Intelligence Applications". International Design Journal, 15, 5, 2025, 497-219. doi: 10.21608/idj.2025.396937.1367
Mohamed Ahmed, R., El-Nakib, N. (2025). 'Establishing Design Standards for Teenage Girls' Evening Wear Inspired by Ebru Art and Origami Aesthetics Using Artificial Intelligence Applications', International Design Journal, 15(5), pp. 497-219. doi: 10.21608/idj.2025.396937.1367
Mohamed Ahmed, R., El-Nakib, N. Establishing Design Standards for Teenage Girls' Evening Wear Inspired by Ebru Art and Origami Aesthetics Using Artificial Intelligence Applications. International Design Journal, 2025; 15(5): 497-219. doi: 10.21608/idj.2025.396937.1367
Establishing Design Standards for Teenage Girls' Evening Wear Inspired by Ebru Art and Origami Aesthetics Using Artificial Intelligence Applications
2Home Economics Department, Women College, Ain Shams University, Egypt
Abstract
Fashion designers seek to create distinctive occasion wear designs for teenage girls that meet their needs within an aesthetic framework aligned with the characteristics of their age group. Accordingly, the research aimed to Establish design standards for teenage girls' evening wear, Design evening wear for teenage girls inspired by Ebru art and Origami aesthetics using artificial intelligence (AI) applications, Determine the acceptance rate among specialists and consumers for these AI-generated Ebru and Origami-inspired designs. The research followed the descriptive analytical approach with implementation, as deemed suitable for achieving its objectives. The results concluded that (15) designs were created using the "ChatGPT" platform, drawing inspiration from Ebru and Origami arts, Design (10) ranked first in cumulative evaluation, receiving the highest ratings from both research sample groups, confirming its success in achieving functional-aesthetic balance, Design (6) followed, showing consistent appreciation from specialists and consumers, indicating integrated design elements, Design (15) was most favored by teenagers despite lower specialist ratings, highlighting the importance of understanding the target group's taste preferences and psychological factors, Design (1) ranked highly among specialists, Design (11) showed high consumer acceptance. These results confirm that the most successful designs achieved positive alignment between technical quality standards and target audience preferences. This reinforces the importance of integrating aesthetic-artistic foundations with the psychological-behavioral tendencies of the age group when developing innovative fashion lines that combine heritage arts with modern technology.
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