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. PRESENTED BY:-
RICHA TILWANI
B.SC FT 1ST YEAR
FASHION TECHNOLOGY
WOMEN’S WEAR

2. GARMENT INDUSTRY

4. Fashion, as we know it, is a relatively new concept. In ancient and medieval times, clothing styles remained
practically unchanged for a century at a time. Fashion change began to accelerate during the Renaissance,
as Western civilization discovered different cultures, customs, and costumes. As new fabrics and ideas
became available, people craved more new things. The pace of fashion change has continued to increase.
FASHION DEVELOPMENT

5. Effects Of The Industrial
Revolution On Fashion
The Industrial Revolution marked the beginning of technological advances in textiles and
apparel production

6. Dresses and suits were individually sewn by dressmakers were secrets guarded by the
wealthy. No one wanted to Share the talents of clever dressmakers for Fear or losing
them RoseBertin (Ber-tan’), dressmaker to Queen Marie Antoinette was known only
because she was made the official court minister of fashion.
Hand Sewing By Dressmakers
And Tailors

7. Women’s Fashion Reflects
Social Changes

10. • Gabrielle Chanel (Sha-nelle’) :- Also known as Coco, was at the forefront of French
fashion following World War I. Chanel popularized the Garcon (garsohn’) or boyish style
with sweaters and jersey dresses and was the first designer to make high-fashion
pants for women.

11. • Elsa Schiaparelli (Ska-pa-rell’-ee):- Was the trendsetter of European fashion in 1930s.
Schiaparelli moved the center of interest to the shoulder, which she began to widen,
accentuating them by pleats, padding, or braid, a silhouette that remained popular
through World War II.

12. • Christion Dior (Chris-tee-ahn’Dec-or):- Showed his first collection in 1947 and was an
instant success. In a reaction against the wartime silhouette, women adopted this New
Look, with longer, flare skirts; smooth, rounded, sloping shoulders; and tiny fitted
waists. Within a few seasons, Dior’s name became a household word, and he was
doing as much business as the rest of the combined.

13. ILLUSTRATION

14. CUFFS

15. CUFFS

16. SLEEVES

17. NECKLINES

18. COLLARS

19. YOKES

20. POCKETS

21. WAISTBANDS

25. GRAPHIC DESIGN

28. PRINCIPLES AND ELEMENTS OF DESIGN

30. PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
REPETITION
GRADATION
RADIATION
DOMINANCE
HARMONY
CONTRAST
PROPORTION
BALANCE
RHYTHM
UNITY

31. ELEMENTS OF DESIGN
ELEMENTS
DOT
LINE
SHAPE
COLOUR
TEXTURE

32. COLOUR WHEEL

33. MONOCHROMATIC
COLOUR SCHEME
SINGLE COMPLEMENTARY
COLOUR SCHEME
ACCENTED NEUTRAL
COLOUR SCHEME

34. TINTS AND SHADES

35. FABRIC TEXTURE

36. KASUTI
EMBROIDERY

37. FABRIC
MANIPULATION

38. FABRIC
MANIPULATION

39. FABRIC PRINTING

40. GARMENT CONSTRUCTION

41. PATTERN MAKING
DRAPING METHODFLAT PATTERN METHOD

43. WOMEN’S BASIC BODICE
BLOCK Scale=1/4”
Scale=1”

44. BASIC SKIRT BLOCK Scale=1/4”
Scale=1”

45. Scale=1/4”WOMEN’S SAREE BLOUSE
Scale=1/2”

46. Scale=1/4”
KAMEEZ KURTA
Scale=1/3”

47. Scale=1/4”CHURIDAR PYJAMA
Scale=1/2”

48. Scale=1/4”PRINCESS PANEL
KURTA Scale=1/3”

49. Scale=1/4”
KALIDAR KURTA
Scale=1/3”

50. DRAPING

51. WAIST DART
FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW BACK VIEW

52. SHOULDER DART

53. MID SHOULDER PRINCESS STYLE LINE
FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW BACK VIEW

54. MID SHOULDER PRINCESS STYLE LINE
FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW BACK VIEW

55. GROUPACTIVITY
VORTEX

56. GROUPACTIVITY
ORIGAMI

58. CLIENT BOARD
Make a designer top suitable for sari, skirt, haram etc. with
any surface design technique.
My client is 30-32 years old woman who is an accountant in a company in Delhi. Her
height is tall and has fair complexion. She is very energetic and is very confident about
her personality.
As she is going in Official Get-Together so she has to look attractive, powerful and
energetic.
Along with these colours I’ll make a designer top working with certain surface design
technique.

59. RESEARCH BOARD

60. MOOD BOARD
HAPPINESS, ENERGY
JOY, HAPPINESS
CONFIDENCE,
CALMNESS
NATURE, FERTILITY
ELEGANCE, REPECT
PASSION, POWERFUL

61. MATERIAL BOARD

62. DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT
REPETITION
BALANCE

63. FINAL DRESS