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Tribal garment

Colour illastrations

Photo_Shoot Moodboard

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Fmp final outcome planning

Feed Back Of Peers

 

This is my feed-back off one of my peers when I was doing my FMP PowerPoint. I agree with what she has told me like the things I could develop is 'tell us more on your chosen tribes' and 'add pictures of samples/ re-search and ideas' I will keep this in mind for my next PowerPoint that I do as its quite helpful to me.

Who decides whats in fashion

Who decides whats in fashion
- Bloggers
- Magazine Editors
- Fashion Predictors
- Shop Supply= Trend Demend
- High- end designers= Catwalk
- Street Style

What is fast fashion?
- Fast fashion is something that has trickled down from celebraties to average people.

What is classic fashion?
- Classic fashion is a style thats been existing for a long time and it comes back over and over again

Write the stages of the trickle down and the bubble up

Bubble Up
- School
- Average people
- Bloggers
- Celebrates

Trickle Down
- Celebrates
- Bloggers
- Average people
- school

List 15 high- end to low- end fashion brands.

Celine
   |
Alexander
Wang
   |
Victoria
Beckham
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Selfridges
   |
Zara
  |
Top shop
  |
River Island
  |
Asos
  |     
H&M
  |
Primark
  |
Shout
  |
Markets

Why is fashio pre- planned?
- So you know what your doing and also to know its all orgainised.

         

Fashion Project Requirements

What are the 10 stages of a fashion project.

1. Plan the project
2. Research
3. Scenario
4. Analysis
5. Develop
6. Review
7. Refine
8. Plan
9. Outcome
10. Evaluation

What 10 things do you include in a fashion project.

1. Tolies

2. Flats















3. Moodboard

4. Sketchbook

5. Patterns

6. Illustrations














7. Final Garment














8. Blog
        











9.Powerpoint

10.Photo-shoot

Logo

 





This is my logo that I have done on illustrator to go on my Twitter and Flickr account for my profile picture, I've used these four colours to do this because the colours go with my Massai theme.

Skirts

 Maxi skirt

 'A' line skirt

Circular skirt with gathered

 Gathered skirt

Tiered skirt

Pencil Skirt

Weekly dairy

These are my skirts that I've learnt to do on Mondays session and I've also been shown how to do a waste band so then I did it myself now I know what the difference is between all the skirts that I've learnt about that I didn't know.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sleeves

These are my sleeves the first thing that I did was draw on pattern paper then cut the sleeves out off the patterns paper then put it on calico then cut the sleeves out. I could use these sleeves as a piece of my garment to show that I can gather sleeves.

Sleeves

 bishop sleeve

all in one sleeve

 gathered head

batwing sleeve

 puffed sleeve



















flared sleeve

Masai moodboard



This is my Masai mood board that I've done to put in my sketchbook on this mood board I've put pictures of my re-creations, pictures that inspired me like the 'vogue' pictures, Masai people at colour palette and a few pieces of jewellery.   

Design Elements

What are the design elements of tribal fashion?

• Colour Palette
• Aztec Patterns
• Bright Colours i.e. Green, Red, Blue, Orange
• Fabrics

What to include on a mood board/style?

• Colour Palette- Red, Green, Blue, Orange, Yellow
• Garments-Style
• Hair and Make-Up
• Fabrics
• Tribal Patterns

Weekly Dairy

 Gathered head sleeve

 Puff sleeve

 Flared sleeve

 

 

This is what I've done. . .  I've designed different kinds of sleeve designs for high street and catwalk. I've done this by drawing the sleeves on a piece off white paper then developing them by making them bigger on pattern paper.