FASHION DESIGN: FUNDAMENTAL PRESENTATION

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1. FASHION DESIGN : FUNDAMENTAL ZAC AKMAL

2. FASHION INDEX FASHION HISTORY OF FASHION TYPE OF FASHION INSPIRATION DESIGNER MUSE/MODEL CATEGORY OF CLOTHING SILHOUETTE ELEMENT OF ART PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN FASHION FORECAST FASHION TREND STORYBOARD MOODBOARD ANALYSIS OF DESIGN

3. FASHION Fashion design is the art of creating clothing and accessories. As an academic field of study, fashion design pulls from many disciplines, including history, business, illustration, and technology. As an art practice, fashion design is intertwined with culture. Fashion designers create garments based on consumer demand or their own creative vision, and consumers respond to those designs, ushering in new trends. [ Tan France, Masterclass, 2022 ]

4. HISTORY OF FASHION Fashion started when human being began wearing clothes. These clothes were typically made from plants, animal skins and bone. Before the mid-19th century the division between  haute couture  and  ready-to-wear  did not really exist. in the 19th century with  Charles Frederick Worth  who, beginning in 1858, was the first designer to have own label sewn into the garments. Charles Frederick

5. FASHION TIMELINE

6. TYPE OF FASHION CLOTHING ACCESSORIES

7. INSPIRATION DESIGNER GLOBAL(INTERNATIONAL) LOCAL

8. MUSE Fashion muse is the source of inspiration for a fashion designer. They are important because they inspired the designer creativity and their appearance strengthen the creating results.

9. CATEGORY OF CLOTHING

10. FORMAL FORMAL Formal dress (UK) and formal wear (US) are the general terms for clothing suitable for men and women for formal social events, such as a wedding, formal garden party, dinner, award program or dance party. Formal dress is the grouping of all the dress codes which govern clothes worn to formal events SEMI-FORMAL A semi-formal ensemble consists of the following: dress shoes (such as loafers or Oxfords), dark socks, dress pants, and a button-down dress shirt. A dark suit is always a good option. If you choose to wear a suit, a tie or bowtie is optional

11. CASUAL CASUAL C asual wear in European tradition is the dress code which emphasizes comfort and personal expression over presentation and uniformity. I t does not require formal dressing and can be worn by all age groups at any time SMART-CASUAL A smart casual dress code is an attire that combines well-fitting, polished business wear with elements of casual attire like blouses, shirts, button-downs, dress pants, dark-wash jeans, and polished, practical footwear.

12. EVENING/BRIDAL EVENING It is a term used in retail industry to refer to clothes worn primarily in the evening for formal or informal occasions Examples of outfits : - Proms, Cocktail dresses, tuxedos BRIDAL Apparel & accessories which is best suited for a particular occasion or reason which could be held either during day or evening. One normally does not wear an occasion wear in their daily routine. Example :- Clothes worn at Wedding, Day picnic, Birthday party, Award ceremony, mourning ceremony or any festival

13. DRESS A dress (also known as a frock or a gown) is  a garment traditionally worn by women or girls consisting of a skirt with an attached bodice  (or a matching bodice giving the effect of a one-piece garment). It consists of a top piece that covers the torso and hangs down over the legs.

14. MATERNITY Maternity clothing is worn by women as an adaptation to changes in body size during pregnancy. The evolution of maternity clothing began during the Middle Ages, and became fashionable as women became more selective about style and comfort in the types of maternity clothing they wore

15. OUTERWEAR & STREETWEAR OUTERWEAR The term for clothing designed for use outdoors. Also called overclothes. Includes all items ranging from Coats, Overcoats, Blazers, Capes, Jackets and Rainwear. They are mainly of these fabric types – Wool and wool blends, microfiber, leather and fur. STREETWEAR Streetwear  is a style of casual clothing which became global in the 1990s. It grew from New York  hip hop fashion  and Californian  surf culture  to encompass elementsof   sportswear , punk,  skateboarding  and  Japanese street fashion . Eventually  haute couture  became an influence. It commonly centers on "casual, comfortable pieces such as jeans,  T-shirts ,  baseball caps , and  sneakers ", and exclusivity through intentional product scarcity.

16. MISCELLANEOUS APPERAL Special outfit that have function of safety to prevent chemical, virus, prevent sharps tools, and control weather such as heat from the sun and cold of raining.

17. COSTUME CULTURAL Culture costume or folk costume  (also  regional costume ,  national costume ,  traditional garment,  or  traditional regalia ) expresses an  identity  through  costume , which is usually associated with a geographic area or a period of time in history. It can also indicate social, marital or religious status. If the costume is used to represent the  culture  or  identity  of a specific  ethnic group , it is usually known as  ethnic costume . Costumes often come in two forms: one for everyday occasions, the other for traditional  festivals  and  formal wear . ART Wearable art, also known as Artwear or "art to wear", refers to  individually designed pieces of (usually) handmade clothing or jewelry created as fine or expressive art .

18. SILHOUETTE Silhouettes are the outline of a person, object, or scene which is represented as a solid shape mostly in black color. The interior of the silhouette is featureless and mostly presented on white or light background. Silhouette is considered as the first impression of the garment when it comes to catwalks, fashion walks, etc. It is used to look at overall shape before jumping into the details of fabric, texture, etc. It helps in making decisions which part of the body needs to be emphasized and which part should be hidden. Figure: Silhouette in fashion (Photo: Shutterstock) https://i0.wp.com/textilelearner.net/wp content/uploads/2021/07/silhouette-in- fashion.jpg?resize=600%2C378&ssl=1

19. TYPES OF SILHOUETTE SHEATH SILHOUETTES Silhouette which hugs the body from top to bottom. This silhouette looks best on the women with no to few curves and is generally recommended by slimmer women with well-defined waist. A-LINE SILHOUETTE The silhouette resembles the capital A which is fitted at top and flares at the skirt. This garment flatters mostly every body type. Garment of this type is narrow at the top and gradually widens towards the hem smoothing out the lines. It best fits every body type.

20. HOUR-GLASS SILHOUETTE Hourglass Silhouette means fitted at the waist. These silhouettes can be designed using belts, darts, waistbands. This type of silhouette best fits the people with narrow waistlines and is used to emphasize the curves of the body This silhouette would best suit the pear shaped body rather than the apple shaped body provided it has a narrow waistline. EMPIRE SILHOUETTE The silhouette with raised waistline. It is fitted top garment and flares under the chest. It is best suited with people not having defined waist. It should be avoided by hourglass and can be worn by both pear and apple figures BELL OR BALL GOWN SILHOUETTE Ball Gown or Bell Shaped dress is generally fitted till waist and gradually widens towards hemline forming a shape like bell-shaped skirt. This style is flattering on almost any body type, but is especially flattering for petite women, or those with small waists. On a pear-shaped woman, the full skirt can do much to camouflage large hips.

21. TRUMPET SILHOUETTE Silhouette also called Mermaid silhouette. This silhouette hugs the body up to knee level and then forms the shape like bell shaped skirt. It is used to accentuate the curve and best suits most shapes, but incredibly petite women should be cautious about proportion because this style emphasizes leg and torso length. ASYMMETRICAL SILHOUETTE The silhouette is cut in diagonal direction and generally has a diagonal hemline. Asymmetrical dress is made for every body type.

22. ELEMENT OF ART

23. PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN

24. FASHION FORECAST Fashion forecasting is  a global career that focuses on upcoming trends . A fashion forecaster predicts the colors , fabrics , textures , materials , prints , graphics , beauty/grooming , accessories , footwear , street style , and other styles that will be presented on the runway and in the stores for the upcoming seasons .

25. TREND FORECAST The Spring/Summer 2023 menswear collections are no exception.  Vibrant patterns, sheer garments, V-necks, and loose-fitting trousers  return this season with an added attention to layered denim, delicate crochet, and a prominent savanna-like color scheme (beige, orange, and brown) COLOUR

26. FASHION TREND Fashion trends are  expressions of trends – which are socio-culturally grounded – in aesthetic spheres, mostly by means of visual and haptic characteristics applied to clothing and apparel products  and are often considered fads or short-term trends.

27. IDEA DEVELOPMENT

28. STORYBOARD Fashion Storyboard is an industry-inspired method of displaying original designs. The best storyboards create vivid visual images that are interesting and appealing to viewers. The storyboard “tells the story” of the designer’s idea. The storyboard includes original illustrations and flats, as well as additional materials (such as photos from the Internet or magazines, paper, fabric swatches, patterns, etc.) that have influenced the unique design.

29. MOODBOARD Mood boards are  physical or digital collages that arrange images, materials, text, and other design elements into a format that's representative of the final design's style . Mood boards can be used for creating brand designs, product designs, website designs, and pretty much any other type of design project.

30. FINAL DESIGN

31. PROJECT

32. LIST OF PROJECT JOURNAL (DESIGN RESEARCH) COVER BIOGRAPHY CONTENT (LIST ON SLIDE) INSPIRATION (SUBJECT MATTER) DRAWING OF SUBJECT MATTER FRONT SIDE (LEFT/RIGHT) TOP BACK BOTTOM ELEMENTS OF ART PRINCIPLES OF ART FASHION STATEMENT IDEA DEVELOPMENT (50 IDEA) SKETCHES (50 PCS) STORYBOARD MOODBOARD DESIGN FOLIO LINE AND TEXTURE COLOUR FINAL DESIGN BOARD FINAL DESIGN

33. FINAL DESIGN

34. THEME ART – TO - WEAR

35. INSPIRATION / SUBJECT MATTER NATURE NO SNAKE!!! MATERIAL FABRIC (ANY) REUSABLE MATTER

36. ASSIGNMENT – REPORT (20%) TITLE: INTRODUCTION OF FASHION 1.0. INTRODUCTION 1.1. FASHION 1.2. HISTORY OF FASHION 1.2.1. FASHION TIMELINE 1.3. TYPE OF FASHION 1.4. FASHION CAREER 2.0. FUNDAMENTAL OF FASHION DESIGN 2.1. FASHION DESIGN 2.2. CATEGORY OF CLOTHING 2.3. SILHOUETTE 2.4. INSPIRATION DESIGNER 2.5. MUSE 2.6. FASHION FORECAST 2.7. FASHION TREND 2.8. STORYBOARD 2.9. MOODBOARD 3.0. CONCLUSION 4.0. RECOMMENDATION 5..0. REFERENCE

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