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Assessment 02 : FABRIC MANIPULATIONS AND SAMPLINGS

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For this assignment we were given the theme fashion collabs and create a collection in Ready To Wear apparels. With that, I designed several design developments in mind that I wanted to make it as sustainable as possible. And without further hesitation the first thing that came to mind was denim. I wanted to go for a more street aesthetic and incorporate that in my design.  Denim has become a cornerstone of streetwear, prized for its versatility, durability, and timeless style. As the fashion industry shifts towards sustainability, many brands are innovating with eco-friendly denim, utilizing organic cotton, recycled materials, and water-saving production techniques. This move aligns streetwear's edgy, urban aesthetic with growing consumer demand for environmentally conscious apparel, making denim both a fashion staple and a symbol of sustainable fashion practices. WEEK 5  I had began with my first sample. Incorporating recycled denim with nylon mesh and net.  Colours : hues of gre

FINAL PROJECT AND PORTFOLIO

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 Final Project and Portfolio  As we have discussed in previous classes, we have finalised all 3 final garments and prepared the technical drawings for each garment to prepare for pattern drafting.  LOOK 1 LOOK 2 LOOK 3 Week 10 After finalising the toile from assignment 2, there were a few adjustments that was needed to be made on Look 1’s pattern. I had to increase the arm hole and lengthen the top. (Only for the pattern… there are further adjustments in the sewing process). I had also decrease the back neck line by 1cm.  Front pattern piece Back pattern piece. I then traced the pattern pieces from the master block and cut out the pattern pieces. After fixing the pattern pieces, I began deconstructing the jeans to lay it flat and cut the patterns accordingly.  I had then cut all the pattern pieces in the final fabric with a 1.5cm seam allowance along the grain line of the fabric.  For certain pieces of denim, there were holes(stressed denim). So, I had to patch it up with excess fabric