A design process is necessary for projects to set clear expectations, put clients at ease, and decrease the risk of failure. It establishes timelines and deliverables to eliminate miscommunication. It shows clients how their money is being spent and what to expect at each stage. Accounting for all aspects like usability through research decreases the chances that a product will fail.

2. • Design is something which is problem solving, not only aesthetic is
involved, its for the usage as well .
• Design includes variation of ideas , thoughts that are implemented
on different process of fashion.
• Design implies a conscious effort to create something that is both
functional and aesthetically pleasing.
• Design is the arranging and organizing of visual elements in a way
that effectively conveys an expression or message.
• Design is the creative endeavor to solve a problem.
• Design is individual interpretations or versions of the same style.

5. Mood board is a summary of your
collections inspiration and theme.

9. A design process is absolutely necessary for every project you work on. Here are
three very important reasons why:
1 - It Sets Clear Expectations
When you share what the design process looks like with your client, it allows you to
establish realistic project which will be delivered. Your client will know exactly what
to expect from you and when to expect it, eliminating needless miscommunication
later.
2 - It Puts Clients at Ease
Many clients begin working but are unaware of everything it takes to transform a
good idea into a great final product. With a clear and concise design process in
place, you can show your client exactly where their money is going during the
design phase of their project.
3 - It Decreases Risk of Failure
All aspects of a product’s design need consideration and a good design process
accounts for everything. Sure, you can create a great-looking product with visual
design alone, but if there’s no thought behind its usability or no research behind it,
you increase the risk that your product will fail.

11. • "Design philosophy" is simply someone's philosophy on
design: what they are trying to accomplish with design, and,
more importantly, what one thinks design should
accomplish.
• Some think aesthetics have nothing to do with design. Some
think design is all about utility.
• Some believe design doesn’t exist in isolation; it is a
reflection of the larger society. As society changes, so should
design.

13. Apparels, accessories, are a part of our life. They shield us,
warm us as well as give us pleasure. They reflect our
personality and express our attitudes.
On the basis of above reasons, four theories have been
developed to explain the origin of clothing, which are:
The Protection Theory
The Modesty Theory
The Adornment Theory
Combined Need Theory

14.  According to protection theory, humans are defenceless and need
protection from the environment and other creatures. Clothes provide
them with a portable source of physical protection.
 Clothes were made from animal skins and parts of trees, including their
bark, to protect the body from excessive heat, cold, and bites and
stings of insects and animals
Theory of Protection

15. • It suggest the people first wore clothing to cover or conceal the private parts
of the human body. The classification of what is right and what is wrong in
clothing varies from one individual to another, from one culture to another.
• For example, it is considered immodest for Muslim women if she goes out
without wearing burkha. And in few African tribes removing earrings and lip
plugs is considered immodest.
• This proves that the sense of shame and modesty is not inborn but its a
learned and cultivated behaviour, based on beliefs, customs, traditions of
culture or society at a particular point of time.

16.  This theory refers to the decorative nature of clothes and other forms
of appearances; modifications for purposes of display, attraction or
aesthetic expression

17. The combined need theory is based on the theory of hierarchy of needs, which describes the human
being as an ever wanting creature whose requirements move from one level of priority to the next. This
theory states five levels of needs. These are as follows:
o Psychological
o Safety
o Belongingness
o Self- esteem
o Self- realization or actualization
The first level refers to the need of clothing for protection from physical and psychological forces.
Safety also relates to protection.
Clothing also helps one to gain acceptance in a group and provide a sense of belonging to it.
Clothing helps in boosting self-esteem by enhancing the appearance of the wearer.
It maximizes the potential of the wearer and helps the self- realization.
Therefore, according to this theory, the reason behind wearing clothes can be a combination of needs-
with the next becoming important after the previous need has been fulfilled or satisfied.

18. •Natural
•Geometric
•Abstract
•Thematic

19. • Not derived from nature
• Use of lines, squares, triangles,
oblongs & circles to form designs.
• These designs may be created
during knitting and weaving fabric
construction process.
• Often used to create seamless
patterns, illusions and cool photo
effects.

20. • Unrecognizable forms and
layouts
• Non objective motif that can’t
be described
• Doesn’t source from nature
but can combine with
geometric forms and colors to
create something not easily
recognizable
Mo de rn art

21. • Based on some specific theme