Saturday, August 3, 2013

Basic Steps Of Design Your Own Clothes. " SEASON ONE "



   Whether you want to design your own clothes or start a fashion label, designing clothes takes creativity and dedication. Here's how to get started..


Steps:

  • Get inspired. Look for fabrics, objects or people who inspire you to create a new piece of clothing. Search online or in magazines for current or retro trends that you might want to incorporate into your designs. Try visiting craft and fabric stores to find swatches or notions that could form the basis for a whole piece



  • Begin to draw. You can draw on paper, or with a computer software. Either way, start with a basic human form. It doesn't have to be anatomically correct, as long as it provides a stable basis for you to design clothing. Outline the basic shape of the garment you wish to design, starting with big ideas and adding details as you refine the drawing.



  • Add color. A lot of the success of your design can depend on what colors you use. Think about the garment's intended purpose and how you imagine someone wearing it. Then choose your colors accordingly. Try to blend unexpected color combinations to add an element of surprise to your design. 
  




  • Use accessories. Frame your design by drawing in accessories such as belts, scarves, jewelry, hats or shoes. Choose items that are compatible with the overall theme of the garment. You can also add a hairstyle or facial expression to the drawing.
  





  • Learn to sew. Acquire basic sewing skills so that you can bring your designs to life. Learn how to sew using patterns so that you can eventually design your own. As your talents progress, you might find yourself becoming inspired by different stitches or techniques.









 
  • Select a fabric. Consider texture and flow of fabric in relation to your pattern. Obtain extra fabric as may arise with assembly, as well as embellishments such as buttons, lace, beads or embroidery floss




  • Assemble your design. Once you know how to sew and create a pattern, build your design. You might want to use a dressmaking dummy to form a basic fit.     
        

     
  • Make a portfolio. Keep a [Design a Great Garment collection] of designs in a folder or notebook for future inspiration. Consider carrying a sketchbook with you, so that you can take down ideas whenever they strike.


 



  • Promote your designs. When you're confident that your designs are good and your garments are wearable, consider submitting your work to sites like fabric This can help you gain exposure and build your career. 






TIPS
    • Make sure that this is something you'll stick to. It will be a waste to buy stuff and not use it.
    • Don't invest in a big purchase like a sewing machine if you've never used one, or are only making a single garment. Just borrow one from a friend or family member.
    • find colors that look great together like zebra and brownish tan or black or white with a bright pink or blue
    • Ask for help from someone with more experience.
    • Find the assistance with measurements.
    • Look on Online different designers for ideas and inspiration.
    • Take accurate measurements of the person that will be wearing your design.
    • Take art classes to help with the drawing of base models.
    • Get help with drawing clothes and folds.
    • Think about the texture and fabric and if it will be a strong, durable, non-shrinking fabric.

        


      Things You'll Need


      • Paper
      • Pencil and Eraser
      • Colored Pencils
      • Folder or Notebook
      • Fabric
      • Embellishments
      • Sewing Supplies
      • Sewing Machine
      • Color Pens.
       


    Most of people this days often develop their own fashion styles, learning how to design your own clothes may accomplish your fashion goals and giving you perfect fashion trend.

    i will keep you posted with more articles about how to Design Your Own Clothes "Season Two".. but for now just give me all your comments and keep in touch until next time. 

 


2 comments:

  1. Thats a grate thing. i love fashion and didn't know how to start, but you made it easy for me. big up and keep it up

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  2. wooooow.. this is the beautiful thing i have ever imagined.. keeep us posted plzzzz.. especial on designing part

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