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050			_aTT505 .J66 F37 2011
090			_aTT505 .J66 F37 2011
100			_aJones, Sue Jenkyn.
245			_aFashion design / _cSue Jenkyn Jones
250			_a3rd ed.
260			_aLondon : _bLaurence King, _c2011.
300			_a272 p. : ill. (chiefly col.), ports. (some col.) ; 26 cm.
490			_aPortfolio.
500			_aPrevious ed.: 2005.
505			_aWho this book is for / How to use this book / Have you got what it takes? / The first steps / The college syllabus / Further reading and additional resources 1. Context Context / Historical context / Fashion time line / The uses of clothing / Eco and ethical issues / The language of fashion / Global context / Time and timing / Cultural context / Media / The internet / Further reading and additional resources 2. From manufacture to market Historical background / Manufacture today / Types of producer / E-commerce / Market segmentation / Types of retailer / Supermarket fashion / Price points / The price cycle / Company identity and branding / Further reading and additional resources 3. The body and illustration Inspiring bodies / Drawing and illustration / Free illustration / Proportion for fashion illustration / The model pose / Drawing the head and face / Using computers / Digital designing and e-portfolios / Further reading and additional resources 4. Colour and line Colour basics / How colour works / Fibre types / Fabrics / The fashion cycle / The elements of design / Silhouette / Line / Texture / Proportion and lengths of fashion separates / The principles of design / Bodylines and details / Range-building / Fabric suppliers / Fabric fairs / Further reading and additional resources 5. In the studio The college studio / Measuring and mapping / Taking measurements / Pattern-drafting / Developing the pattern / Altering the toile / Standard size charts / The toile / Draping on the stand / Cutting the sample / Sewing / Tailoring / Haberdashery / Fit and garment presentation / Further reading and additional resources 6. Assignments What is an assignment? / Types of project / What the project asks of you / Aims and objectives / Inspiration / Personal creativity and style / Presentation / The crit / Marking and assessment / Further reading and additional resources 7. The final collection - and beyond The final collection / The college fashion show / Student exhibitions / Your portfolio / Work placement and internships / Careers in fashion / Writing a CV or resume / The interview - some dos and don'ts / Further reading and additional resources Glossary / Useful addresses / Fabric and resources / Fashion schools / Museums and costume galleries / Film and literature / Shops and suppliers / Pattern-drafting and sewing terms / Further reading / Index / Picture credits & acknowledgements.
520			_aThis title unites the history, theory and practice of fashion design. Coverage includes how to interpret a brief, building a collection, sketchbooks and drawing tools, choosing fabric, fit, cutting and making techniques, portfolio presentation and fashion marketing and economics.
650			_aFashion design.
650			_aFashion design -- Vocational guidance.
650			_aClothing and dress.
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