Week Two

For this session, I learned the definition of fashion details. Being a fashion student, I should be more observant about subordinate part of the design, describe them with professional vocabulary. For instance, identify the different types of collar, sleeve, fastenings, edge and hem finishes, pockets and last but not least fabrics.

Through this session I discovered various types of collar, sleeve, fastenings, edge & hem finishes, pockets and fabric.

Collar

• Peter pan 
• Sailor
• Shawl 
• Hand 
• Mandarin 
• Shirt 
• Neru 
• Revere 
• Pointed 
• Tie 
• Tuxedo 
• Turtleneck 

Sleeves

• Puff 
• Leg-of-Mutton 
• Bell
• Raglan
• Set in
• Sleeveless
• Cap
• Short
• Three-Quarter
• Long
• Cuff
• Butterfly

Fastenings

• Zip
• Botton and buttonholes
• Botton and loop
• Trousers hook
• Buckle and strap
• Press Stud

Edge & Hem Finishes

• Hand-rolled
• Top stitch
• Scholars
• Over-lock
• Picot
• Face
• Single top

Pockets

• Jet
• patch
• Side-seen
• Inner
• Bound Edge

Fabric

• Silk
• Cotton
• Denim
• Georgette
• Charlton
• Linen
• Wool
• Leather
• Acrylic 
• Nylon
• Polyester
• Jute

Complexity or even simply presence of each element of the design makes a huge different to customers. Each unique design and refinement let customer to be desirable and be more delightful.


Primary Research

For more efficient learning and identify all the parts of the garment correctly, I went to few shops and researched as my field trip.

Fabric- Rayon, from Spotlight

 Fabric- Cotton, from Spotlight

 Fabric- Polyester, from Spotlight

 Fabric- Acrylic, from Spotlight

 Fabric- Nylon, from Spotlight

 Fabric- Jute, from Spotlight

Butterfly Sleeve, from Fashion Outlet Store

Double Lock Stitch Finishing, from Fashion Outlet Store

Puff sleeve, from Fashion Outlet Store

Invisible zip, from Fashion Outlet Store

Metal zip, from Fashion Outlet Store

Press Stud, from Fashion Outlet Store

Notched Collar, from Fashion Outlet Store

Buckle and Loop, from Fashion Outlet Store

Mandarin Collar, from Fashion Outlet Store

Trousers Hook, from Fashion Outlet Store

Single Lock Stitch Finishing, from Fashion Outlet Store

Shirt Collar, from UNI QLO

Side-seen Pocket, from UNI QLO

Patch Pocket, from UNI QLO

Secondary Research

Furthermore for secondary research, I did my research from books and Internets.

Fig. 1- Fashion Inspirations

Ruff collar with V neck, and bishop sleeves

Fig. 2- Fashion Inspiration

Turtleneck with angel sleeves

Fig. 3- Fashion Inspiration

Bow neck with leg of mutton

Fig. 4- Modern Fashion in Detail

Button and ribbon

Fig. 5- Vogue

Batwing sleeves

Fig. 6- Vogue

Welt pocket with flap, french cuff sleeves

Fig. 7- Vogue

Portrait collar

I found some interesting garment details from internet.

Fig. 8- Internet reference 

Hand collar

Fig. 9- Internet reference 

Sailor collar

Fig. 10- Internet reference

Circular flounce sleeves

My Own Sketches


Bibliography

Fig. 1 - "Europe." Fashion Inspirations. Cologne: Daab, 2008. 71. Print.
Fig. 2 - "Europe." Fashion Inspirations. Cologne: Daab, 2008. 576. Print.
Fig. 3 - "Europe." Fashion Inspirations. Cologne: Daab, 2008. 336. Print.
Fig. 4 - Modern Fashion in Detail. V&A. 80. Print.
Fig. 5 - Watson, Linda. "1970-79." 20th Century Fashion: 100 Years of Style by Decade and Designer : In Association with Vogue. Buffalo, N.Y.: Firefly, 2004. 63. Print.
Fig. 6 - Watson, Linda. "1970-79." 20th Century Fashion: 100 Years of Style by Decade and Designer : In Association with Vogue. Buffalo, N.Y.: Firefly, 2004. 173. Print.
Fig. 7 - Watson, Linda. "1970-79." 20th Century Fashion: 100 Years of Style by Decade and Designer : In Association with Vogue. Buffalo, N.Y.: Firefly, 2004. 157. Print.

Fig. 8 - https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/af/f1/f0/aff1f06639d86a908fa02d8bb7f47edf.jpg

Fig. 9 - http://cdn.totallycostumes.com/images/fzv-84450-sailor-collar-flap-with-neck-tie_300P_400_SMI-39905.jpg

Fig. 10 - https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/27/db/16/27db1635b4eeeb00b39846927d45a6c5.jpg