The document discusses different types of fashion designers. It describes influenced designers who make minor alterations to existing designs without much original creativity. It also describes classist designers who are responsible for radical changes in the industry. Finally, it discusses thinking designers whose goal is self-expression and providing creative ideas for others, and who spend time understanding consumer needs and interests.

1. By
MRS. J. Athirstam,M.Sc., M.Phil.,
D.C.D.D.M.,

2.  They are copied from some other designs
which was already existing in the market.
 They have very little way to offer by their
own creativity.
 They make some alteration in the existing
design and produce the new designs with
their own label.
 They don’t want to take too much of risk.

3.  They are the role models for influenced
designers.
 These designers are most important persons
for the success of fashion industry.
 They produce designs with their own ideas.
 When compared to other designers their
works on time consuming works.

4.  These type of designers are produce design
following the traditional designs, colours,
silhouette and other design details like
embroidery, bead work, etc.
 The classist designer is one who is
responsible for radical fashion changes in
fashion industry.

5.  They want to be ideal in the fashion industry.
 Their designs also differ from other designs.
 Their works are out of touch with reality.
 This stare creation is only worthy for ramp
shows, not for real life.

6.  The mission in fashion designing is to express
himself.
 They also supplies lot of creative ideas for
other fellow designs.
 The thinking designer also holds the
responsibility of educating the consumer in
experimenting with unusual fabric choice.

7.  They regard the consumer as an extension of
his creativity.
 The first activity of this kind of designers is
to recognize the choice of consumers and
then perform designers.
 They spend more time on accessing real
interest and needs of the consumers.