Student of Dezyne E'cole College,www.dezyneecole.com Fashion design is a form of art dedicated to the creation of clothing and other lifestyle accessories. Modern fashion design is divided into two basic categories: haute couture and ready-to-wear. The haute couture collection is dedicated to certain customers and is custom sized to fit these customers exactly. In order to qualify as a haute couture house, a designer has to be part of the Syndical Chamber for Haute Couture and show a new collection twice a year presenting a minimum of 35 different outfits each time. Ready-to-wear collections are standard sized, not custom made, so they are more suitable for large production runs. They are also split into two categories: designer/createur and confection collections. Designer collections have a higher quality and finish as well as an unique design. They often represent a certain philosophy and are created to make a statement rather than for sale. Both ready-to-wear and haute-couture collections are presented on international catwalks.

1. Deepa Chouhan, 1st Year Diploma In Fashion Technology
Presented By:-
WOMEN’S WEAR
Fashion Technology

2. GARMENT INDUSTRY

3. ELSA SHIPARELLI

4. CHRISTIAN DIOR

5. ILLUSTRATION

6. The yoke is a flat area of a garment. It is often in contrasting material, piped to
emphasise the shape or it may incorporate quilting, embroidery, pleating, tucks,
applique or decorative stitching.
YOKES

7. SKIRTS
The Flared Gathered Skirt Fold And Moves On The Body In A Random , Free- From Way In Direct Opposition To
A Pleated Skirt , Which Has An Organizeds , Exact Style .

8. CUFF

9. Sleeves Are Finished Either With A Simple Him Or With A Cuff. Many Design Effect May Be
Achieved With Trimming, Pleating, Tuck, Gathers And Shirring.

10. BAND COLLAR
This Is The Inside
Structure Or Base For
The Spread Or Shirt
Collar.
SPREAD OR
SHIRT COLLAR
This Collar Has Wings
Sewn On The Band
That Help The Collar
Stand Up, Away From
The Neck, To Rest Of
The Shoulder Line.
NECKLINES AND COLLARS

11. CONVERTIBLE COLLAR
Here, Part Of The Bodice, When Open, Appears To Be Of The Collar, Folding Over, Until The
Bodice Is Closed
CONVERTIBLE
COLLAR CLOSED
NOTCHED COLLARNOTCHED COLLAR
The Notch Is A Cutaway Section Of A Single Or Two Part Collar.

12. Neckline Move Above Or Below The Base Of The Neck. They Often Follow The Basic Sewing Lines On
The Torso. Collars Are Connected To The Necklines, Draped Above Or Below The Neck, Set Down On
The Shoulders Or Spread Across The Chest.
NECKLINES AND COLLARS

13. INSET ARMHOLE

14. CAP SLEEVE

15. PUFF SLEEVE

16. WAISTLINES

17. POCKETS

18. COREL

19. Different Types Of Text

20. Different Types Of Text

21. Companies Logo

22. Companies Logo

23. FOUNDATION
DESIGN

24. COLOUR WHEEL

25. ADJACENT COLOUR SCHEME POLYCHROMATIC COLOUR SCHEM

26. ACHROMATIC COLOUE SCHEME ACCENTED NEUTRAL COLOUR SCHEME

27. GRAY SCALE TRIAD COMPLIMANTRY

28. SINGAL COMPLIMANTRY COLOUR SCHEME SPLIT COMPLIMANTRY COLOUR SCHEME

29. MONOCHROMATIC COLOUR SCHEME NEUTRAL COLOUR SCHEME

30. DOUBLE COMPLEMENTARY COLOUR SECHEM

31. PRINCEPLE OF DESIGN
(a) Reparation
(b) Gradation
(c) Proportion
(d) Contrast
(e) Harmony
(f) Dominance
(g) Rhythm
(h) balance
(a) Reparation –
(b) Gradation – gradation is a variation of repetition . It can be in ascending or descends order .
(c) Proportion – proportion is the way all parts in a design relate to each other so that a person looks tale , slim and more youthful .
(d)Contrast – contrast in any design creates attraction it is a highlighting principle because . It focuses attention to the place where the difference ochers
Contrast .can be created though colour textures , pattern line and shape .
(e)Harmony – harmony occurs when a design are similar . The in mood a placing combination , of different things used in simple ways .
(f)Dominance – dominance is the creation of a interest to which all other are subordinate in order of this importance .
(g)Rhythm – rhythm is mainly through reputation and gradation rhythm is on organized motion and it ids the featcnse design because . Of which eyes name on
the garment it is of 3 types.
1. Regular 2 . graded 3 . Random
(h) Balance – balance occurs when .

32. ELEMENTS OF DESIGN
1. Line- - a line is a series of connecting point . It is the simplest design elements . All this have .
(a) Direction
(b) Length
(c) Width
Line also directs , divides and has psychological effect .
2. Shape – a shape is a self contained defined area of geometric or organic from . A shape is defined as a two or mare dimensional area that stand out from the
space next to or around it . Due to a defined or implied boundary on because of difference of value colour or texture .
3. Texture – texture in surface quality of on object it is of two types ,.
(a) Visual
(b) Tactile
(c) Audible
(a) visual- it is a visual quality of a surface .
(b)Tactile – change in fabric through arrangement of threads in weaving and knitting can be felt on skin hew.
(c) Audible – through friction when fabric rub very each other a sound can be heard .
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triangular wedge hourglass rectangular

33. FABRIC TEXTURE

34. INDIAN TRADITIONAL EMBROIDERY
Embroidery Is A Method To Decorate Fabric With The Help Of Needle And Thread . I Learned Different Types Of Stitch Are Used
In My Collection Of Embroidery We Complete Phukhari Embroidery With The Help Of Satin Stitch , Khantha With Running Stitch
,Embroidery Is A Technique Surface Design Or In Other Words It Is A Surface Design Technique .
Embroidery Is The Hand Craft Of Decorating Fabric Or Other Materials With Needle And Thread Or Yarn Embroidery Such As
Metal Strips, Pearls , Bead., Quills And Sequins . Embroidery Is Also Regarded Or ‘’Pointing With A Needle ‘’.
Embroidery Is Availed With A Arid Variety Of Thread Or Yarn Colour .
The Basic Techniques As Stitches On Surveying . Of The Earliest Embroidery Are – Chain Stitch , Running Stitch , Satin Stitch ,
Cross Stitch Etc. Remain The Foundation / Fundamental Techniques Of Hand Embroidery Today . Embroidery Is Most Often
Used On Hats , Coots Blankets , Dress Skirts , Stocking Golf . Skirt Etc. . In Fashion Designing . It Is Important .

35. KANTHA
EMBROIDERY

36. PHULKARI
EMBROIDERY

37. KASUTI
EMBROIDERY

38. GUJRATI
EMBROIDERY

39. MANIPULATION

40. MANIPULATION

41. MANIPULATION

42. GARMENT
CONSTRUCTIONPATTERNS
Pattern are available not only for clothes, but for a whole range of crafts and soft furnishing projects . when using a
paper pattern to create a garment ,we will need to take your body measurements so that you compare them to
those of the pattern.
Pattern Making
Pattern making is a method of transforming a design into its constituent flat pattern pieces and drafting them out.
Pattern for a garment is the blue print on the basis of which the fabric is cut and the same is achieved by two
methods:
1. Flat pattern method
2. Draping
Flat Pattern Method is a method where in body or dress form measurements are taken for developing a pattern. Its
is depend on accurate measurements to complete the paper pattern.
Its is wide used because of its accuracy of sizing and the speed with which complicated design are made. It is a
system of creating pattern by manipulating a basic block.
• The basic block include seam allowance.
• The method is logical and easy to understand.
• It brings consistency and accuracy of both size and fit of mass-produced garments.
• It is also the fastest and most efficient pattern design method even for complicated designs.

43. WOMEN’S BODICE BLOCK

44. SIMPLE SAREE BLOUSE

45. CHOLI BLOUSE

46. WOMEN’S CHURIDAR PAJAMAS

47. WOMEN’S PATIALA SALWAR

48. WOMEN’S BASIC SKIRT BLOCK

49. DRAPING

50. PRINCESS PANEL
FRONT VIEW
SIDE VIEW
BACK VIEW FRONT VIEW
SIDE VIEW
BACK VIEW
SHOULDER DART

51. DART LESS BODICE BLOCK WAIST DART
FRONT VIEW
SIDE VIEW
BACK VIEW FRONT VIEW
BACK VIEW
SIDE VIEW

52. MID SHOULDER DART
FRONT VIEW
SIDE VIEW
BACK VIEW

53. Group Activity
Origami

54. Group Activity

55. CASE STUDY

56. DESIGNS OF SALWAR KAMEEZ WITH
RECTANGULAR SILHOUETTE AND
PROFESSIONAL WEAR
Research board

57. Mood board

58. PANTONE COLOUR CHART

59. Material Board

60. Final Creation