Monday, February 28, 2011
Hell's Bells and and the Curse of the Irish: ammended
I'll check out his book in time, so for now, I'll just point to the spirit of a "judgmentless" Christ which folks really like fine quite unoffensive.
Fashion Designer, A Trend Setting Career
When you take a look at what is up and coming when it comes to careers among the younger generation fashion designer seems to be a frequent choice. This comes from the freedom that younger generations have gained in being able to set what they want to wear. Because of this, setting trends instead of following them has become a norm.
The life of a fashion designer is also one that is full of excitement. You get the ability to meet famous people and if you are lucky, enough get the opportunity to have those people wear your designs. For those that do not want to be in the spot light there are other options available that will still give the opportunity to be a part of the fashion industry. These options are areas such as marketing, website design, the more practical areas of cutting, and sewing. A Fashion designer can create designs for any type of clothing where but many choose a particular market to focus on. For example, a designer may choose to focus on children or just men's clothing.
There are also fashion designers that work exclusively on things like purses, jewelry and other accessories. They start by drawing out their concept on paper. It may change several times before they are happy with it. Then if it is a clothing designer, they create the design on a larger piece of paper and use it to create a pattern. They don't use the final cloth for this but use what is called a rough cloth in order to work out any difficulties before taking the time and expense of doing it in a final cloth. A Fashion designer must have knowledge of things like weave, fabric, material, color, design, and knowing what customers want.
A designer must also be artistic and creative, because portfolios are based on sketches they need to be able to at least draw out the basics for their designs. Because the fashion industry is ever changing, doing research is a daily requirement for someone in the fashion industry they must be aware of changing trends and some of that they can obtain from marketing research. By taking a look at what people in their target market are buying a fashion designer can see where people are leaning when it comes to trends and respond accordingly.
Being a fashion designer is a worthwhile career but it is not just about the lay of a fabric or the type of fabric chosen. It is about knowing how colors, shapes, textures, and fabric types go together. It is about knowing what the industry is doing and what people are going to want to see. Being a fashion designer is also about being artistic, creative and innovative. It can be quite a challenge and the industry is highly competitive. There can also be more stress than in normal jobs because people are constantly four times a year demand to see something new.
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Sunday, February 27, 2011
Rendezvous on the Red Carpet
In and Out of Fashion Design
Fashion is a process of artistic behavior that is applied to clothing and lifestyle which are framed to the cultural and social influence of a particular time. But fashion designing is different from costume designing, as it built particularly for two seasons such as autumn or spring. Costume designing is a design for an overall apparel appearance for a character or a performer.
Fashion designing history can be traces back to its origin to 19th century where Charles Frederick Worth was the first designer to put forward his label for the design he created. A design is consider being more complex as of technology. According to Archer design is defined as an area of manual experience, knowledge and skills which is related with humans ability to shape his surroundings to suit his spiritual needs and materials. This designing process is essentially considered to be more rational, logical and sequential process in solving the problem. Designing is not only used in the technology world but it is also used in our day to day lives.
The fashion designing in twentieth century traces back its origin to criss-cross boundaries of the various origin. Popular western styles were adapted through out the world. Almost many of the designers from the outside of the west have a great impact on the fashion designing.
Types of fashion
The fashion can be categorized into three different types. The categorical types of fashion designing are haute couture, ready to wear and mass market. The haute couture is other wise known as mad to measure which is predominant till 1950s. This type of garment is specially created for a specific client. It is made for an individual in an expensive material, high quality and a keen detail to finish. Often this type of fashion designing is time consuming. The second type is the ready to wear, which is made of the cross with the other two type. Even though it is not made for a individual customer but it is done with great care. Most predominantly this is used during the season of fashion week, which occurs twice per year according to the change in season. The third type is the mass market, on which the fashion industry predominantly lies on no care is taken while weaving the garment. It is created in cheap materials, but creatively and in an affordable manner. It is available foe wide range of customers and in large quantity. The production was also so simple and therefore the end product is considerably cheaper.
Careers in fashion designing
If you ant to chose a career in fashion designing it is not so easy to get in. you wont get a jog as you get a degree you need to explore your talent to the world. First market yourself in the industry to build up your career. The techniques to start up your career is that first try to build up your portfolio, display your skills, bring out your creativity, diversify your skills and be willing to do any task offered. Put out you skills and grasp the career you want.
Saturday, February 26, 2011
How to Become a Fashion Designer
Is Fashion Your Passion? If you've always dreamed of becoming a successful designer, read on to learn more about how you can realize your dream and become a fashion designer.
The three most fundamental skills required to become a fashion designer are: sewing, drawing, and creativity. You can always learn both drawing and sewing in fashion school (actually, those are typically mandatory classes), but creativity is something you must have in your blood.
Besides the skills listed above, you need the following skills to become successful no matter what your career path is: motivation, determination, and commitment.
If you are serious about becoming a fashion designer, the first and most important step you'll need to take is to enroll in a good fashion design program at an accredited institute. The advantage of going to school is that you'll be taught everything you need to know in a well structured, organized environment. You'll learn the industry standards, how to accomplish required tasks efficiently, get hands on experience with the latest industry technology, and learn exactly what needs to be done to break into the fashion world and how to go about doing it well. Additional benefits include potential internships with well known companies and excellent networking opportunities.
If you're sure you want a career in fashion but are not certain as to which path is right for you, here are a few options to get you thinking: fashion design, accessory design, apparel design, fashion merchandising, fashion marketing and fashion journalism.
As with any career, a solid plan and a good education are essential. This might be even truer in fashion design, as it is definitely not an easy industry to break into. That shouldn't discourage you however, and if you are discouraged that easily then this probably isn't the right career for you. But with hard work, dedication, and a little bit of luck, there's no stopping you from becoming the next Coco Channel or Calvin Klein.
A good first step is to pick a few good fashion schools and get some information from them regarding their programs. This can all be done quite easily now as most schools now have short "information package request" forms right on their websites. They're usually pretty short forms, you fill them out and they mail you an information package which outlines their programs in details. It's definitely worth looking into if you really are serious about getting into the fashion industry.
A Greek Carnival night!
This is my friend Ria from ''Nail Art Victim'' blog (http://nail-art-victim.blogspot.com/)
Everybody was dancing!