student of Dezyne E'cole College ,fashion design department ,www.dezyneecole.com. this is a portfolio of first year work of her in fashion Design.

1. PORTFOLIO
KARISHMA GANGWANI
Fashion Designing Diploma 1st YEAR
Dezyne E’cole college, Ajmer

2. Project Report
on
Fashion Design
At
Dezyne E’cole College
Ajmer
Submitted to
Dezyne E’Cole college
Towards The
Partial Fulfillment of
Diploma in Fashion Design
By
Karishma Gangwani
Dezyne E’cole college
106/10,civil lines, Ajmer
Tel-0145-2624679

3. I, KARISHMA GANGWANI student of Dezyne E’cole
college, am extremely grateful to each and every individual
who has contributed in successful completion of my
project.
I express my gratitude towards Dezyne E’cole college for
their guidance and constant supervision as well as for
providing the necessary information and support regarding
the compilation of project.
I then to almighty for providing me with everything that I
required for completing this project.
I would like to thank all the faculty members of Dezyne
E’cole for their critical advice and guidance without which
this project would not have been possible.
I would like to express my special gratitude towards my
parents and friends who have been constant source of
inspiration for me during this project.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT

4. HISTORY OF FASHION
Origin and development of costume-
Today cloths appear in a bewildering of permutation and
combination ranging from inner outers to lowers co-
ordinates to wear ensembles at different points of time in
history.

5. Over several thousand year of history all cloths can be broadly
classified under 5 archetypes or categories.
Draped costumederived by the wrapping of skin or material length
around the body like t5he Egyptian shanti Greek himation and the
Tahitian pareo.
Bdslip on costume made from one piece of skin or material length
with a hole for the head to pass through.
Closed stitches costume where the fabric os worn around the body
with armhole for the sleeves to be attached this category developed
into the Greek chit on the roman tunic the medieval chemise.
Sheath costume –fitted mold to the body contours this category
also extended into trousers and breeches.
Indian costume – by and large ancient garment were draped rather
than stitched giving each esemble distinctive look. Draped apparel
was worn both by men and women.

6. In the Indus valley civilization in the two cities of Mohenjo-Daro
and Harappa the statuette of the high priest wears a patterned Shaw
with a formal drape other statuettes and engravings are seen in
short draped sarong like skirt jewelry and elaborate.
BUttariya or upper garment.
Ba anta Riya or lower garments
The uteri or upper garment was usually of cotton or silk
ornamented border and fingers. The wears the way depended on the
both shoulder diagonally across the chest it could be the back with
the free ends
Hanging down both the lower arms of wrapped around the wrist
Ancient near East. Between 3500 -3000 BC threat civilization
arose in Mesopotamia now in parent daywear some of the different
culture of the summaries baby linens and Assyrians who inhabited
Mesopotamia.
•Sumerian costume the most basic form foe r the men and women
was a the simple ankle length wrap around skirt.
•Baby lonian costume the earlier tufted konekes skirt was
transformed into a draped look worn by a both sexes the style
almost prefigures the Greek halation or roman toga two thousand
years later
•Aaayrian costume the Assyrians wore either e rectangular or
semi-circle draped shawl was with the short sleeve tunic.

7. EMBROIDERY

8. Embroidery is the embellishment of
fabric enriching it with needle and thread
. It has also been referred to as “ Painting
with the needle”.
The history of fabric decoration takes us
to t he prehistoric times. Embroidery is
most often used on caps, hats, coats,
blankets, dress shirts.
Embroidery has always
EMBROIDERY

9. Basic Stitch embroidery

10. Basic Stitch Embroidery
Cut work
Ribbon work

11. Kantha Embroidery
A kantha is rich
multicolored
embroidery from
west Bengal. It is
done with simple
running stitch.
Rural women in
Bengal typically use
discarded saris,
dhotis, and cloth
and layer then with
stitches to make a
quilt, light blanket
shawls. General
motifs used in
kantha embroidery
are human figures,
animal, floral
symbols, fishes and
trees.

12. Gujarati Embroidery
Embroidery from the
Saurashtra and Kutch
regions in Gujarat is
not only famous but
also versatile. There
are plenty of stitches
used to beautify the
product. Ababa is the
embroidery where
small round pieces of
mirrors are fixed on
to the fabric using
buttonhole stitch.
Geometrical motifs
are fabricated with
multicolored fabric
fabric pieces leading
to patch work effect.

13. Phulkari Embroidery
Phulkari is a rural
tradition art of
crafting embroidered
odhni (head drape or
shawl) used by
women in Punjab,
literally means “
flower work”.
“ PHUL” Means
flower and “KARI”
means wok. Also
known as “ Gulkari” .
A very intricate
needle work, along
with bright colored
threads mainly red,
orange, blue, green
etc.

14. Kashida Embroidery
The word Kashmir can be
splinted as ‘kas’ means
water channel and Mir
refers to mountain. Jammu
and Kashmir is known for its
beauty. The locality is
embedded with enchanting
beautiful and inexhaustible
flora and fauna, lakes,
garden of perpetual spring,
abundance of natural
colour all around.
The best known of Indian
embroidery is the kashida
of Kashmir and its carpet
industry. Kashida on
Kashmir shawls are
recognized for their beauty,
colour, motifs, artistic
appearance and texture.

15. Kasuti Embroidery
Kasuti is a world famous
embroidery of Karnataka
state earlier was known as
Mysore state, Kasuti
embroidery speaks about
the people of Karnataka
their traditions, customs
and professions.
Stitches in kasuti are always
vertical, horizontal and
diagonal. The main Specialty
of this embroidery is that
never the design is traced in
the material to be
embroidered and the
embroidery starts without
knotting thread but with a
tiny back stitch. Kasuti is
done always by counting the
threads.

16. Draping
Draping is a method of patternmaking
that permits designers to freely and
accurately express their ideas.
.
It is the process of positioning and pinning
fabric on a dress from to develop the
structure of a garment design.

19. Fabric Manipulation
Fabric manipulation any technique that reshapes
the surface of the material . Gathering threads
stitches through fabric are drawn together to
reduce the fullness of a material to a
Required width .
A method of folding fabric to control fullness to
simply to create a decorative effect.

20. •Fashion illustration is the art of
communicating fashion ideas in a visual
form that originates with drawing paintings
and fashion sketching.
•It is used by fashion designer to brainstorm
their ideas into paper or computer.
Illustration

22. Corel Draw
•CorelDraw is the most popular vector
design software in the professional
computer aided fashion design industry.
•CorelDraw is designed to edit two
dimensional images such as logos and
posters.

23. By using a toolbox I have created
some patterns.
3-D with mash fill box
Colour scheme
Basic shapes

24. Garment Construction
A costume or garment is constructed
by cutting the fabric . Into a parts
according to a pattern which fits the
human then the different parts are
joined by sewing
This course is an introduction to basic
sewing and construction skills fabric
definition construction and function
are studies student learn hand sewing
nad finishing body measurement
pattern use fabric layout and cutting as
well as machine operation students are
required to create and complete
garment

25. SKIRTS
Pleated skirt Pegged skirt Wrap around skirt
Skirt with yoke Gores skirt Handkerchief skirt

26. SLEEVES

27. COLLARS

28. •People have always used color as
symbol.
•Some of the ways fashion and color
have connected
Colours

29. A color scheme is the choice of colors used in
design for a range of media .
Accented neutral color scheme Monochromatic color scheme
Accented neutral color scheme Monochromatic color scheme

30. Graphics
Graphic is an image or visual representation
of an abject their for computer graphics are
simply images displayed on a computer
screen .
Graphics are often contrasted with text
which is comprised of characters such as
number and letter rather then images

31. FASHION STUDIES
FASHION

33. Factors influencing
Fashion-
Fashion express the
prevailing human
motivation and aesthetics
in society .
It is a vibrant subject
incorporating of social
,cultural , psychological
geographical economical
,technological factors,

34. Trends are key indicators
that directly affect and
characterize of the look of a
season trend are transitory
fashion statements fashion
is often effects by seasonal
trends which imply that a
particular style silhouette
,color texture etc. may be
time leading to a collective
societal dominant at given
point of time leading to
collective tendency to wear
similar cloths
Trends-