Self-work on Theme, Color, Fabrication and Technical Flats

I choose Native American theme for this collection because Native American has a special characteristic of primitivism, which is not worn by people in modern era. I get inspired to the Native American details, and I try to apply the details to this era of fashion-in modern way.

The pictures above describe my moodboard of color and fabrication, the second picture is the technical flats that I did. There are cardigan, long cape, sleeveless blouse, trousers, long skirt, and caped A line dress. all of the garments are top stitched. The sleeveless blouse, long skirt, and caped A line dress use the invisible zipper as the closure. The long cape doesn't have closure since it has a wide space for the body get in. The trousers have the concealed zipper and snap as the closure.

Fashion Curating

We had learnt about how to publicate or present the collection through media from article and pictures that we put. The website that give the proper curation for our references are:

 www.stylebubble.co.uk

www.vogue,com

www.editd.com

www.thecuttingglass.com

The website that put only pictures or incomplete information about details are not a good website to look for such as fashion-details.tumblr.com

Here's the example of fashion curating that my group did for the military theme:

This is the go-to collection for military-inspired pieces with on a relaxed form, with a play on proportion. Oversize and genderless looks takes inspiration from the soldiers in 90s suiting. Voluminous silhouette in clean-lined, soften the manly soldiers uniform by applying more feminine cutting. These create a cosy look for our collection. The ideal details on the uniforms that we have applied on our designs, such as, oversized pockets, long straps, buckles and oversized silhouette of garments are what makes any woman look sophisticated and powerful. It’s all about the uniforms and the details that have distinguished it.

 

Technical Flats & Illustration

We had learnt about how to create the technical flats of garments. To do the right technical flats, we have to notice about every single details that the garments have. Those details including: seams, darts, closure, stitches, finishing, shape, and some additional fabric or design that manipulated the garments. So here is the technical flats that I've drawn since the first time I had practiced.

and the computerized drawing

Fashion Illustration