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200 Projects to Get You Into Fashion Design (Aspire)
by Adrian Grandon, Tracy Fitzgerald (Foreword: Steven Faerm)
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Barron's Educational Series (2009-02-06)
ISBN: 0764141171
EAN: 9780764141171
Dewey Decimal #: 746.92
Binding/Media: Paperback - 128 pages
SKU: 102309-0654
Condition: New
Comments: 0764141171 New, never read, may have minor wear on cover.
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Editorial Reviews
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Product Description
Newest in Barron’s stimulating Aspire Series, this heavily illustrated volume presents a comprehensive course in clothing design, which includes detailed instruction for creating a fashion portfolio that will get students started on rewarding careers. The book’s 200 projects train aspiring fashion designers in—
Researching for fresh ideas Figure drawing with pencils, inks, markers, paints, collage, and more Using different fabrics for garment designs Applying details, such as collars, pockets, trims, and fastenings Making skirts, dresses, and shirts, and customizing garments Styling, choosing, and photographing a fashion model Designing a promotional package and presenting finished work to buyers
The book’s added features include a resources section listing instructive Web sites, museums showing fashion and textile displays, and lists of important fashion journals that students should include as part of their regular reading and research. More than 350 color photos and drawings.
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Customer Reviews
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Good so far but I've still got a lot of book to get through
Rating  (4)
Date: 2010-02-23
0 out of 1 customers found this reveiw helpful
I have only just started the book but looking ahead at challenges i think this was definately a good buy for a fashion design noob like myself.
I personally have been interested in fashion design for some time now. I had already started sketching my ideas but I lacked the basic foundation. Researching and what not.
I believe this book will teach me much of what I need to know.
If i remember I will do a follow up reciew when i get further into the book.
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