This document outlines a presentation by Madiha Fatima on the clothing brand Banana Republic. It provides background on Banana Republic's history starting in 1978, how it was purchased by Gap Inc. in 1983, and its evolution into an accessible luxury brand. The presentation also describes Banana Republic's design philosophy, target market of professionals, and Madiha's mid-term project featuring a textile print and products inspired by Banana Republic's safari theme.
Fashion designer Donna Karan founded the Donna Karan New York (DKNY) fashion label in 1985. In 2001, LVMH announced plans to acquire a controlling stake in DKNY and the Donna Karan company. Fashion designer Giorgio Armani founded his eponymous fashion label Giorgio Armani SpA in 1975 and has since become one of the most influential designers in the world, dressing celebrities and creating lines of clothing, cosmetics, perfumes and eyewear. Fashion designer Louis Vuitton founded his luxury goods brand in 1854 and is renowned for its monogram canvas bags and travel luggage; the brand remains family-owned.
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Somya Jain chose fashion design as her career after discovering her creativity and interest in design through school activities. She learned the basics of design at Dezyne E'cole College, including elements, principles, shape, form, and bringing designs to life. Somya wants to become a renowned minimalist fashion designer who focuses on simple, elegant styles with a mixture of trends and her own touch. She is thankful for the skills and values Dezyne E'cole College helped develop in her and wants to continue learning to improve her design abilities.
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The document provides an overview of fashion terminology and the process of creating a fashion collection. It discusses haute couture, designer labels, and mass market clothing categories. The major steps in creating a collection are outlined, including researching trends, designing garments, and holding a fashion show. The five major fashion cities of Milan, Paris, London, New York, and Tokyo are also introduced.
The document provides information about Habebah Abdulrahim, a fashion conceptualist and brand marketer. It describes how she was drawn to fashion from a young age and was inspired by the Great Barrier Reef to create her clothing line called "Encompass", which captures the essence of the lavish world traveler. It also outlines her business plan and marketing strategies for Encompass, including establishing partnerships and a customer loyalty program. Additionally, it shows some of her fashion illustrations and concepts for an athletic wear collection.
This document outlines a presentation by Madiha Fatima on the clothing brand Banana Republic. It provides background on Banana Republic's history starting in 1978, how it was purchased by Gap Inc. in 1983, and its evolution into an accessible luxury brand. The presentation also describes Banana Republic's design philosophy, target market of professionals, and Madiha's mid-term project featuring a textile print and products inspired by Banana Republic's safari theme.
Fashion designer Donna Karan founded the Donna Karan New York (DKNY) fashion label in 1985. In 2001, LVMH announced plans to acquire a controlling stake in DKNY and the Donna Karan company. Fashion designer Giorgio Armani founded his eponymous fashion label Giorgio Armani SpA in 1975 and has since become one of the most influential designers in the world, dressing celebrities and creating lines of clothing, cosmetics, perfumes and eyewear. Fashion designer Louis Vuitton founded his luxury goods brand in 1854 and is renowned for its monogram canvas bags and travel luggage; the brand remains family-owned.
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Somya Jain chose fashion design as her career after discovering her creativity and interest in design through school activities. She learned the basics of design at Dezyne E'cole College, including elements, principles, shape, form, and bringing designs to life. Somya wants to become a renowned minimalist fashion designer who focuses on simple, elegant styles with a mixture of trends and her own touch. She is thankful for the skills and values Dezyne E'cole College helped develop in her and wants to continue learning to improve her design abilities.
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Portfolio Of Student Of Dezyne E'cole College , Sandhya Laxkar, Second Year Fashion Design.This Is The Portfolio Of Her Work From Second Year .For More Details Visit www.dezyneecole.com
The document provides an overview of fashion terminology and the process of creating a fashion collection. It discusses haute couture, designer labels, and mass market clothing categories. The major steps in creating a collection are outlined, including researching trends, designing garments, and holding a fashion show. The five major fashion cities of Milan, Paris, London, New York, and Tokyo are also introduced.
The document provides information about Habebah Abdulrahim, a fashion conceptualist and brand marketer. It describes how she was drawn to fashion from a young age and was inspired by the Great Barrier Reef to create her clothing line called "Encompass", which captures the essence of the lavish world traveler. It also outlines her business plan and marketing strategies for Encompass, including establishing partnerships and a customer loyalty program. Additionally, it shows some of her fashion illustrations and concepts for an athletic wear collection.
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The document provides an overview of fashion terminology and concepts. It defines different levels of fashion from haute couture to mass market and discusses key fashion cities and the fashion calendar. Haute couture refers to high-end, custom designs while mass market clothes are produced in large quantities. Major fashion cities include Paris, Milan, London, New York, and Tokyo. The fashion calendar outlines the biannual fashion weeks and trade shows. Designers must consider trends, styles, and the fashion cycle to keep their businesses successful.
Fashion is a major social force that influences many aspects of daily life and culture. It is defined as the prevailing styles or customs in dress, behavior, and other factors that are popular within a certain community or period of time. Fashion trends emerge and evolve constantly as styles are adopted and discarded by the majority of people.
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The document discusses the designer's process for developing printed sari designs for the mass market. The designer studied traditional Indian sari motifs, textile printing techniques, and the unorganized embroidery market. They visited places known for resist printing and studied the significance of motifs used in different states. They also researched machinery and companies involved in sari production. Based on this research, the designer created their own set of printed sari designs suited for the large market in Rajasthan that prefers synthetic materials. Examples of their design ideas are shown.
Model in a modern gown reflecting the current fashion trend at a Haute couture fashion show, Paris, 2011
Fashion is a popular style, especially in clothing, footwear, lifestyle, accessories, makeup, hairstyle and body.Fashion is a distinctive and often constant trend in the style in which people present themselves. A fashion can become the prevailing style in behaviour or manifest the newest creations of designers, technologists, engineers, and design managers
Elizabeth John is an aspiring Fashion and Accessory Designer with an M.A in Fashion Accessory Design from Birmingham City University. She has work experience with international brands like Celine and Hackett. Her goal is to set up her own label after gaining more industry experience. She is passionate about fashion and wants to teach others. She started her own accessory brands called Cling-a-Ling and Kiss&Tel to showcase her designs. She draws inspiration from her travels and incorporates bold and feminine styles into her collections. Her skills include illustration, styling photoshoots, and designing accessories. She has received recognition through features in newspapers for her musical and entrepreneurial talents in addition to her skills in fashion.
This document is Deepika Rajawat's project report submitted towards her Master's degree in Fashion Technology. It provides background on Deepika, her college (Dezyne E'Cole College in Ajmer, India), and her skills in areas important to the fashion industry like color, design principles, and working spaces like the library, labs, and material room. The report aims to demonstrate Deepika's qualifications and abilities gained through her education to potential employers in the fashion industry.
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Art Mixer, Connecting Global Luxury and Local Art.Francesca Caruso
This document summarizes Francesca Caruso's master's thesis on ArtMixer, a digital platform to enable creative collaborations between international luxury brands and local artists in China. It outlines the stakeholders in the luxury/art markets, including consumers seeking luxury with Chinese influence, artists at different stages of their careers, and brands of various sizes and experience in China. It maps the typical journey from an artist first meeting a brand to potential long-term collaboration, noting challenges. The value propositions of ArtMixer are direct contact between parties and funding support for artist projects.
A fashion designer takes a design from concept to finished garment. They begin by sketching designs by hand or on a computer. Next, they create prototypes using inexpensive fabrics to refine their designs. Fashion designers oversee every step of the process, from fabric selection to fittings to the final fashion show. While the work involves creativity, it also requires strong organization, communication, and technical skills to bring a cohesive collection from vision to reality.
15 promising korean fashion designer brands of 2014 Spring/SummerFASHION IN KOREA
As part of our mission of delivering qualified Korean fashion to worldwide, FASHION IN KOREA started off discovering promising Korean fashion designer brands on regular basis.
As we are in the season of Spring and Summer 2014, we are delighted to introduce the stories and products of these fine 15 Korean fashion designer brands to our readers and subscribers. While we were searching for and collecting the brands’ stories, we are convinced that they are qualified enough to satisfy the needs and tastes of global fashion enthusiasts and fashionistas.
▶ You can also download full PDF version of this document at http://bit.ly/15-Korea-designer-brands-2014ss-pdf
Naomi introduces herself as a creative and perfectionist freelance designer who specializes in print design such as layouts, logos, illustrations, and photography. She provides her contact information and links to her website and portfolio. The document includes examples of her design work for publications, branding projects, and other clients across various industries.
1) Edward Chiu was a pioneering Chinese jewellery designer who specialized in incorporating black and white jade in unique, one-of-a-kind designs.
2) His nephew Eddy Hui now leads the Edward Chiu label, continuing Chiu's signature of referencing nature through motifs like birds and butterflies.
3) The label creates high-end, custom jewellery that sells for between $5,000 to over $1 million, with pieces owned by celebrities and worn to royal events in Southeast Asia.
This document provides an interview summary of Saudi designer Arwa Al Banawi. Some key points:
- Al Banawi draws inspiration from her experiences growing up between Saudi Arabia and Europe, trying to merge both cultures.
- Her latest collection was influenced by memories of Ramadan in Saudi Arabia and explores what it means to be a Saudi woman today.
- The collection features fluid silhouettes and earth tones that reference Arabia's landscapes, moving away from her previous bold patterns.
- Al Banawi hopes the collection will provide modern, comfortable options for women to wear during Ramadan gatherings and celebrations.
The portfolio contains 14 fashion design projects by Nahdin Sabla including collections of dresses inspired by 1950s styles and Peruvian culture, techniques for origami dressmaking, embroidery, and patternmaking. It also documents her work overseeing sewing workshops in Peruvian jungle communities and modifying a traditional pollera skirt. The projects showcase her skills and range from garment construction to cultural influences on her designs.
This document provides an overview of topics covered by a fashion design student, including fashion history, marketing, garment technology, draping, tie dye, knitting, and print development. It discusses how the student studied fashion history timelines and influential designers. It also describes how the student learned about garment construction methods. As a case study, the student was tasked with designing a resort wear collection for women ages 20-24, which involved sketches and two main dresses. Research on capes from different eras inspired the student's collection focused on capes as a garment that liberates women.
Rishita Paharya, a student of fashion design, completed a project designing a summer clothing collection for a 20-year-old girl. She was inspired by traditional Indian art and crafts and designed pieces combining these influences with modern styles. Her collection includes a tent dress with applique flowers and kantha embroidery depicting relationships. She presented her designs, influences, and specifications to fulfill her diploma requirements.
Catherine Conklin's final portfolio showcases her CAD design skills, personal design collection, internship experience at Tommy Hilfiger, and research on Anna Wintour. Her CAD designs reimagined unattractive fabrics into more appealing patterns for dresses. Her personal collection included lines for girls, teenagers, evening wear, and intimates, taking inspiration from Dior's couture. During her internship at Tommy Hilfiger, she created visual displays and ensured proper layout and folding. Anna Wintour is a renowned fashion editor, currently serving as editor-in-chief of American Vogue since 1988 after positions at British Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. She is credited with raising funds for charities and promoting new
Semra Beckham – Brought a Fashion Revolution with her Creative Ideas
Fashion is not about what one wear, but it is also about the way an individual carries it! Semra Beckham is fashion designer who has deconstructed the meaning of fashion through inspectional work. She is a fashion designer who has created a distinct image in the world with her out-of-the-box designs and creative ideas.
The document provides an overview of fashion terminology and concepts. It defines different levels of fashion from haute couture to mass market and discusses key fashion cities and the fashion calendar. Haute couture refers to high-end, custom designs while mass market clothes are produced in large quantities. Major fashion cities include Paris, Milan, London, New York, and Tokyo. The fashion calendar outlines the biannual fashion weeks and trade shows. Designers must consider trends, styles, and the fashion cycle to keep their businesses successful.
Fashion is a major social force that influences many aspects of daily life and culture. It is defined as the prevailing styles or customs in dress, behavior, and other factors that are popular within a certain community or period of time. Fashion trends emerge and evolve constantly as styles are adopted and discarded by the majority of people.
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The document discusses the designer's process for developing printed sari designs for the mass market. The designer studied traditional Indian sari motifs, textile printing techniques, and the unorganized embroidery market. They visited places known for resist printing and studied the significance of motifs used in different states. They also researched machinery and companies involved in sari production. Based on this research, the designer created their own set of printed sari designs suited for the large market in Rajasthan that prefers synthetic materials. Examples of their design ideas are shown.
Model in a modern gown reflecting the current fashion trend at a Haute couture fashion show, Paris, 2011
Fashion is a popular style, especially in clothing, footwear, lifestyle, accessories, makeup, hairstyle and body.Fashion is a distinctive and often constant trend in the style in which people present themselves. A fashion can become the prevailing style in behaviour or manifest the newest creations of designers, technologists, engineers, and design managers
Elizabeth John is an aspiring Fashion and Accessory Designer with an M.A in Fashion Accessory Design from Birmingham City University. She has work experience with international brands like Celine and Hackett. Her goal is to set up her own label after gaining more industry experience. She is passionate about fashion and wants to teach others. She started her own accessory brands called Cling-a-Ling and Kiss&Tel to showcase her designs. She draws inspiration from her travels and incorporates bold and feminine styles into her collections. Her skills include illustration, styling photoshoots, and designing accessories. She has received recognition through features in newspapers for her musical and entrepreneurial talents in addition to her skills in fashion.
This document is Deepika Rajawat's project report submitted towards her Master's degree in Fashion Technology. It provides background on Deepika, her college (Dezyne E'Cole College in Ajmer, India), and her skills in areas important to the fashion industry like color, design principles, and working spaces like the library, labs, and material room. The report aims to demonstrate Deepika's qualifications and abilities gained through her education to potential employers in the fashion industry.
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Art Mixer, Connecting Global Luxury and Local Art.Francesca Caruso
This document summarizes Francesca Caruso's master's thesis on ArtMixer, a digital platform to enable creative collaborations between international luxury brands and local artists in China. It outlines the stakeholders in the luxury/art markets, including consumers seeking luxury with Chinese influence, artists at different stages of their careers, and brands of various sizes and experience in China. It maps the typical journey from an artist first meeting a brand to potential long-term collaboration, noting challenges. The value propositions of ArtMixer are direct contact between parties and funding support for artist projects.
A fashion designer takes a design from concept to finished garment. They begin by sketching designs by hand or on a computer. Next, they create prototypes using inexpensive fabrics to refine their designs. Fashion designers oversee every step of the process, from fabric selection to fittings to the final fashion show. While the work involves creativity, it also requires strong organization, communication, and technical skills to bring a cohesive collection from vision to reality.
15 promising korean fashion designer brands of 2014 Spring/SummerFASHION IN KOREA
As part of our mission of delivering qualified Korean fashion to worldwide, FASHION IN KOREA started off discovering promising Korean fashion designer brands on regular basis.
As we are in the season of Spring and Summer 2014, we are delighted to introduce the stories and products of these fine 15 Korean fashion designer brands to our readers and subscribers. While we were searching for and collecting the brands’ stories, we are convinced that they are qualified enough to satisfy the needs and tastes of global fashion enthusiasts and fashionistas.
▶ You can also download full PDF version of this document at http://bit.ly/15-Korea-designer-brands-2014ss-pdf
Naomi introduces herself as a creative and perfectionist freelance designer who specializes in print design such as layouts, logos, illustrations, and photography. She provides her contact information and links to her website and portfolio. The document includes examples of her design work for publications, branding projects, and other clients across various industries.
1) Edward Chiu was a pioneering Chinese jewellery designer who specialized in incorporating black and white jade in unique, one-of-a-kind designs.
2) His nephew Eddy Hui now leads the Edward Chiu label, continuing Chiu's signature of referencing nature through motifs like birds and butterflies.
3) The label creates high-end, custom jewellery that sells for between $5,000 to over $1 million, with pieces owned by celebrities and worn to royal events in Southeast Asia.
This document provides an interview summary of Saudi designer Arwa Al Banawi. Some key points:
- Al Banawi draws inspiration from her experiences growing up between Saudi Arabia and Europe, trying to merge both cultures.
- Her latest collection was influenced by memories of Ramadan in Saudi Arabia and explores what it means to be a Saudi woman today.
- The collection features fluid silhouettes and earth tones that reference Arabia's landscapes, moving away from her previous bold patterns.
- Al Banawi hopes the collection will provide modern, comfortable options for women to wear during Ramadan gatherings and celebrations.
The portfolio contains 14 fashion design projects by Nahdin Sabla including collections of dresses inspired by 1950s styles and Peruvian culture, techniques for origami dressmaking, embroidery, and patternmaking. It also documents her work overseeing sewing workshops in Peruvian jungle communities and modifying a traditional pollera skirt. The projects showcase her skills and range from garment construction to cultural influences on her designs.
This document provides an overview of topics covered by a fashion design student, including fashion history, marketing, garment technology, draping, tie dye, knitting, and print development. It discusses how the student studied fashion history timelines and influential designers. It also describes how the student learned about garment construction methods. As a case study, the student was tasked with designing a resort wear collection for women ages 20-24, which involved sketches and two main dresses. Research on capes from different eras inspired the student's collection focused on capes as a garment that liberates women.
Rishita Paharya, a student of fashion design, completed a project designing a summer clothing collection for a 20-year-old girl. She was inspired by traditional Indian art and crafts and designed pieces combining these influences with modern styles. Her collection includes a tent dress with applique flowers and kantha embroidery depicting relationships. She presented her designs, influences, and specifications to fulfill her diploma requirements.
Catherine Conklin's final portfolio showcases her CAD design skills, personal design collection, internship experience at Tommy Hilfiger, and research on Anna Wintour. Her CAD designs reimagined unattractive fabrics into more appealing patterns for dresses. Her personal collection included lines for girls, teenagers, evening wear, and intimates, taking inspiration from Dior's couture. During her internship at Tommy Hilfiger, she created visual displays and ensured proper layout and folding. Anna Wintour is a renowned fashion editor, currently serving as editor-in-chief of American Vogue since 1988 after positions at British Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. She is credited with raising funds for charities and promoting new
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The document provides details about Akshay Sharma's collection concept and design process. He was inspired by geometry and conceptual influences. His research focused on sacred geometry, the golden ratio, Islamic geometry, and fractal geometry. For his conceptual collection, he explored geometric shapes through origami-inspired outfits in pink, white, and black fabrics. The pink outfit used origami folds to create a romantic look. The white sculpture used proportions to form a new silhouette. And the black and white folding art piece brought a professional aesthetic. Akshay considered elements of design and materials like lycra and paper to realize his geometric concept through conceptual garments.
Henrik Vibskov's Spring/Summer 2015 collection was inspired by construction sites, bricks, swimming pools and water sports. He collaborated with the Norwegian National Opera and Ballet to present a unique runway show that incorporated a performance in a constructed pool. Models walked in round and curved silhouettes featuring bricks motifs and transparency, presented in Vibskov's signature prints and colors. The collection continued Vibskov's focus on innovative printing techniques and hand-manufactured fabrics from India.
This document discusses the relationship between art and fashion through various examples. It explores how artists like Klimt, Mondrian, Warhol, and Pollock have inspired fashion designers. Designers such as Galliano, Westwood, and Saint Laurent are noted for directly applying artistic styles and prints to their clothing designs. The document also examines various art movements like Pop Art, Op Art, and Abstract Expressionism and their influence on 1960s fashion trends.
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The document discusses key aspects of fashion design including design principles and visual elements that designers must consider. It explains that design principles like proportion, balance, emphasis act as guidelines for designing garments, while visual elements like line, shape, color, and texture are the ingredients. The document provides examples of different design principles and discusses how pioneering designer Rei Kawakubo challenges conventions through her experimental designs.
This document provides information about Seattle Fashion Week 2015 including show schedules, participating designers, and background on Seattle Fashion Week. The schedules list designer shows on June 11th-13th at Emerald City Trapeze Arts. Brief bios describe each designer and their brands, focusing on their inspirations, styles, and websites. Additional sections provide background on Seattle's fashion industry and designers participating in Seattle Fashion Week.
Do you want to learn about Fashion and Latest Fashion Trends?If yes then this is your right choice.Check this Fashion presentation and visit my blog of Latest Fashion Trends http://girlou.blogspot.com
Latest Fashion trends is a term which means ‘an ongoing trend ‘. It refers to how people dress and what kind of external getup most people think is making them look stylish, up-to-date and sophisticated.
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This portfolio document summarizes Rekha Gurjar's one year diploma in fashion technology. It includes her acknowledgments, authentication of completion from the principal, a synopsis of her learning experience and projects, and samples of her work including garment construction, profiles, skills, education and interests. The document demonstrates her qualifications and experience to enter the fashion design industry upon graduating from her diploma program.
The origins of conceptual fashion can be credited to Japanese designers Rei Kawakubo, Yohji Yamamoto, and Issey Miyake who produced intriguing and provocative collections through new cutting and construction techniques. While conceptual fashion can be beautiful and timeless, it also risks being too abstract or lacking a clear identity. Designers like Hussein Chalayan and Helmut Lang are known for a minimalist aesthetic influenced by architecture. Yves Saint Laurent also incorporated historical styles from the 1920s-1940s into 1970s fashion, influenced by period films and fashion exhibitions. The student discusses creating a dress inspired by a Yves Saint Laurent jellaba dress for their collection.
The document is a portfolio from a fashion design student containing 12 looks for a Renaissance-inspired collection. Each piece incorporates design elements from Renaissance garments combined with 2009 styles. The collection reflects the ideal beauty of the Renaissance as depicted by artists like Da Vinci and Brunelleschi, allowing the wearer to feel feminine in menswear-inspired clothing. Descriptions of each piece detail the Renaissance inspiration, from segmented sleeves to slashed skirts showing lining to embellishments like Spanish blackwork embroidery.
Fashion means different things to different people and is constantly changing. It can be seen as an art, a job, or a reflection of personality. Ultimately, fashion represents how an individual chooses to present themselves to the world at a given point in time. Major fashion cities like Paris, Milan, London, New York, and Tokyo are home to many famous fashion designers and houses. Fashion trends are influenced by movies, celebrities, and what is featured on runways and in high-end magazines seasonally.
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Architectural and constructions management experience since 2003 including 18 years located in UAE.
Coordinate and oversee all technical activities relating to architectural and construction projects,
including directing the design team, reviewing drafts and computer models, and approving design
changes.
Organize and typically develop, and review building plans, ensuring that a project meets all safety and
environmental standards.
Prepare feasibility studies, construction contracts, and tender documents with specifications and
tender analyses.
Consulting with clients, work on formulating equipment and labor cost estimates, ensuring a project
meets environmental, safety, structural, zoning, and aesthetic standards.
Monitoring the progress of a project to assess whether or not it is in compliance with building plans
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Attention to detail, exceptional time management, and strong problem-solving and communication
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3. How Fashion Evolved
Pre-History 600BC
THE ANCIENT WORLD
ANCIENT GREECE
MINOAN CULTURE
STYLE IN THE EAST
ROMAN EMPIRE
CLASSICAL GREECE
BYZANTINE STYLE
11. What Is Collection
A collection is a range of garments, accessories or
products that are designed and produced for sale to
retailers or direct to customers. This range of pieces
may be inspired by a trend, theme.
13. Conceptual Influence
The origins of contemporary,
conceptual fashion may well be
credited to the Japanese designers
Rei Kawakubo, Yohji Yamamoto and
Issey Miyake.Designers Hussein
Chalayan, Helmut Lang and Jil Sander
are all known for a minimalist
HUSSEIN CHALAYAN
ISSEY MIYAKE
15. Futuristic Influence
The US designer Geoffrey Beene is
regarded as a futurist. In the 1950s
and 1960s French designer Pierre
Cardin, along with his contemporaries
André Courrèges and Paco Rabanne,
designed futuristic, space-age fashion.
PIERRE CARDIN
16. Global Influence
Indian sari, Chinese cheongsam and
Japanese kimono have been
continuously redefined in fashion
collections. Two such examples are
Kenzo and Dries Van Noten.
17. Political Influence
Katharine Hamnett famously did when
she invented the slogan T-shirt in the
1980s. Alexander McQueen continues
to reference topics such as war and
religion in his memorable collections.
18. Archivisim
Italian nobleman Emilio Pucci was
popular throughout the 1960s for his
use of wild, colourful patterns taken
from Renaissance paintings.
20. What Is Geometry
Geometry is a branch of mathematics
which is concerned with shape, size,
figures, different properties of shapes,
their areas, etc.
“Geometry is all about the shapes
around us”.
21. Research & Development
For developing my collection first I
have studied Designer’s work i.e. how
they used geometry in their collection. I
have studied various designers, but here
I have presented six designers work with
their various geometry collection.
22. LEE ALEXANDER MCQUEEN
LEE ALEXANDER MCQUEEN
He was a British
fashion designer
and couturier. He is
known for having
worked as chief
designer
at Givenchy from
1996 to 2001
23. CHRISTIAN DIOR
CHRISTIAN DIOR
He was a French
Fashion Designer.
He is famous for
his new look . He
was master in
creating shapes &
silhouettes.
24. PIERRE CARDIN
PIERRE CARDIN
He is an Italian-born
French fashion designer
who was born on 2 July
1922. Cardin is known
for his ”Avant-grade”
style & his “Space Age
Designs”.
25. GABRIELLE CHANEL
GABRIELLE CHANEL
She was a French
Fashion Designer .
Chanel was
credited in post
world war 1 era
with Liberating
women from the
constraints of the
“Corseted
silhouette ”
26. ISSEY MIYAKE
ISSEY MIYAKE
He is a Japanese
fashion designer.
He is known for his
technology-driven
clothing designs,
exhibitions &
fragrances. & World
fashion was
influenced with his
oversized
silhouettes
wrapping & layering.
35. I have to design a collection based on geometry for the Indian Youth.
OBSERVATION
Client:1
Client: A College going girl
Age : 20 years
Height : 5’8”
Complexion : Fair
My first Client is going for the pool party. She needs a outfit which looks cools at
the same time the outfit must be attractive also.
After observing her needs I have decided to make
skirt for my client with a blouse on Top.
Outfit Which I am making for
my Client
37. Mood Board
SINGLE
COMPLEMENTARY
COLOR SCHEME
Mood: Friendly Mood
It refers to the
opposite colors
from the color
wheel. And
hence, I have
taken Blue Hue
with its opposite
Orange Hue in
my design.
C:6
M:47
Y:64
K:0
C:100
M:90
Y:6
K:1
40. I have to design a collection based on geometry for the Indian Youth.
OBSERVATION
Client : 2
Client: A College going girl
Age : 20 years
Height : 5’8”
Complexion : Fair
My Second Client wants a outfit for Casual Wear. She needs a outfit which looks
cool at the same time the outfit must be Comfortable for her
After observing her needs I have decided to make
skirt for my client with a blouse on Top.
Outfit Which I am making for
my Client
42. Mood Board
CLASH
COMPLEMENTARY
COLOR SCHEME
When we take
any two colors
from the split
complementary
color scheme
from the color
wheel. It is
termed as Clash
Complementary
Color Scheme
C: 86
M:72
Y:0
K:0
C:33
M:79
Y:68
K:28
Mood: Earthy Mood
44. FINAL DRESS
SIDE VIEW
FRONT
VIEW
BACK
VIEW
Elements & Principles
Used:
Line: Curved Lines
Color: Blue and Orange
Shape: Dress created
with Half Circular Skirt
and Extra fabric Made
with HEAXGONS is
created & is used
Repetition & Balance is
used as a principles
49. 11.30 cm
10.47cm
14.14 cm
10.44cm
8.48 cm
10.41cm
3.91 cm3.92 cm
10.06cm
0.5 cm
r=1.25cm r=2.25cm r=1cm
2.95 cm2.95 cm
10.02cm
4.97 cm4.94 cm
10.14cm
0.74 cm 0.49 cm
VINITA PUNJABI
B.Sc.-Fashion Technology
Simplifying
motif
Stretching
motif
Slimming
motif
MOTIF - PAPYRUS FLOWER
PRINT DEVELOPMENT
50. I have repeated the
Papyrus flower in a
square of 5 inches.
Further I have
repeated the flower
in a circle which is
inscribed in a diamond
shape. I have used the
stretching type of Papyrus
flower.
Papyrus Flower In A Shape
58. The process of tie & dye typically consists of
Folding, Twisting, Pleating or Crumpling fabric
or Rubber bands, followed by the application
of dye. Tie & dye has its own name or having
different names like Shibori, Patola, Ikkat,
Lehyria, etc.,.
INTRODUCTION OF TIE & DYE
59. Study Of Varieties of Tie & Dye Method
ROPE TYING
COILING METHOD
ROPE TYING
60. Study Of Varieties of Tie & Dye Method
SEWING METHOD
MARBELLING EFFECTs
KNOTTING METHOD
61. Study Of Varieties of Tie & Dye Method
FOLDING METHOD KNOTTING METHOD
KNOTTING METHOD
62. Study Of Varieties of Tie & Dye Method
BINDING METHOD
ROPE TYING SEWING METHOD