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This study aims to propose a new motif for fashion design based on abstract painting and expand the realm of fashion design expression by examining and using a burn-out technique. For the methodology, examples of application of abstract expressionism and burn-out techniques found in fashion collections were examined along with review on literature, publications and precedent studies. Data were collected largely from websites specialized in fashion considering the number of data available and the accuracy of classification. To look into burn-out processing, we investigated previous studies, deciding a solvent, its formulation, concentration and carbonizing temperature. Felt needle punch was used in part to make color sense of paintings and brush work more natural. As a result, four designs with new textiles were produced. The conclusions of the study are as follows: First, in fashion design, abstract expressionism can serve as a source of unique design to meet aesthetic sensation by expanding the realm of interaction in a new perspective. Second, technically, burn-out in which the solvent is carbonized with painted dyeing is able to express painterly brush works. Third, we employed wool burn-out and felt needle punch techniques as a way to reflect figurative features of Bradley Walker Tomlin's painting on clothing. Through this, it was suggested that the expression area of fashion design can be expanded.