Dezyne E'cole College

1. PRIYANKA PATIL
Fashion Technology 1st Year Diploma
Dezyne E’cole College ,Ajmer
Phone No - 0145-262479
www.dezynee’cole.com

2. In the 19th century with Charles Frederick Worth who was the first designer
to have his label sewn into the garments that he created. Dress designed by
Charles Frederick Worth for Elisabeth of Austria painted by Franz Xaver Winter
halter Couture beginnings
Rose Bertin (July 2, 1747 – September 22, 1813) was the dressmaker named bill
to Marie Antoinette, Queen of France and the Minister of Fashion", she
considerable influence on Parisian style, until this was drastically changed by the
French Revolution, Marie Antoinette's unique fashion preferences such as simple
muslin shift dressed, contrasted sharply with her elaborate gowns as the Queen
attempted to create a persona that would allow the citizens of France to connect
with her and her lifestyle.
History of fashion

3. Trickle Down Theory :The oldest theory of distribution is
the trickle-down theory described by Veblen in 1899.In this
model, a style is first offered and adopted by people at the
top strata of society and gradually becomes accepted by
those lower in the strata (Veblen; Simmel; Laver). Fashion
is considered a vehicle of conspicuous consumption and
upward mobility for those seeking to copy styles of dress.
Once the fashion is adopted by those below, the affluent
reject that look for another.
The trickle-up or bubble-up Theory :In this theory the
innovation is initiated from the street, so to speak, and
adopted from lower income groups. The innovation
eventually flows to upper-income groups; thus the
movement is from the bottom up. Mass Production and
Democratization of Clothing To provide clothing at
moderate cost for all citizens took two primary
developments, mass production and mass distribution
(Kidwell and Chrisman 1974). Mass production required
developing the technology for middle-quality clothing that
could be made available for the majority

4. CASE STUDY
The client for whom we need to create a style hold an important position in a
company. The company she work deals with making Addidas shoes, she is the
sales manager of that company and needs a formal wear to be designed for her.
she has nearly a meeting with 10 new official everyday.
she wants official colors and no fancy area in her designing .her age is between
30-35

5. OBSERVATION
1. Holds a important position
2. Meets peoples
3. What kind of dress she wants
4. Colors for outfit
5. Age between 30-35

6. Solution
o A business women want’s a garment confortable so, she concentrate on
there work
o The fabric is stiff and functional that will be attractive to her customers.
o In daily work routine the sweat problem is appears so, the solution of
sweat problem is to use Aroma fabric it having a in-built fragrance.
Many types of Fabric we use to make office wear garment they are:
1. Aroma fabric .
2. Wrinkle Resistance .
3. Sweat repellent fabric.
4. Stain less garment.

7. GARMENT INDUSTRY
People need and want to feel smart and confident with the dress they wear
and for developing number of brands and companies are working in
developing that particularly fit on the body. The companies like Van Heuson ,
Levis,Addidas,Dockers etc. Are all provides of perfect fit and this is what we
learn at Dezyne E’cole through the art of pattern making.
During my study I got a case study on women’s wear to design office wear.
For this we studied basic silhouettes As :
Trapeze rectangle Hourglass Wedge

8. Mood Board of Triangle Silhouette

9. MY CREATION

10. Mood Board Wedge silhouette

11. My Creation on Wedge Silhouette

12. Mood Board On Hour Glass
Silhouette

13. My Creation on Hourglass Silhouette

14. Mood Board on Rectangle
Silhouette

15. My Creation on Rectangle Silhouette

16. GARMENT CONSTUCTION
Garment construction is popularly called Pattern
Engineering has a great importance in fashion industry.
Within the share of technology industries, design technology
is perhaps the fastest growing today.
In garment industry typically employs one of two methods to
create a pattern
 The flat pattern method : where the entire pattern is
draped on a flat surface from measurements.
 The draping method : Involves creating a muslin mock
- up pattern by pinning fabric directly on a form.

17. Final creation

18. Color board

19. Broadcloth / Poplin Fabric : Broadcloth is made from interweaving threads
(simple over/under weave pattern).. Broadcloth/ Poplin is used for the classic
dress shirt – with a smoother texture and being lightweight.
Twill Fabric : Twill is created using a diagonal weave called a “wale”.
The diagonal weave makes twill wrinkle less and easier to iron. It is good
if you like softer but heavier fabric and is suitable for formal
occasions.
Oxford Fabric : Oxford is considered more casual since it is the coarsest
and is created using the basket weave. However, it still remains quite soft
and comfortable to wear when used for a dress shirt.
Fabric use in office wear
Poplin fabric
Twill fabric
Oxford fabric

20. Final dress
Font view
Back view
Side view

21. Specification sheet
Manipulation
¾ sleeve
Stand collar
Pippin on hemline
Finished neck

23. THANK YOU