Fashion presentation technology. Creative project for the modeling and design of clothes. Sections of the explanatory note

Purpose of work: To make and describe in the work the process of creating one of the items of clothing, from idea to sewing. Hypothesis: The manufactured item can be used in everyday wear. Purpose of work: To make and describe in the work the process of creating one of the items of clothing, from idea to sewing. Hypothesis: The manufactured item can be used in everyday wear.

Work plan: 1. Theoretical part: a) a brief history of fashion; b) fashion and style of clothing; c) famous fashion designers; 2. Practical part (making your own dress): a) the idea of \u200b\u200bcreating and choosing a product for manufacturing; b) the choice of fabric; c) making a dress. 3. Conclusion.

A brief history of fashion, clothing styles. Who would have thought that the history of fashion began many years before our era. With the onset of the Stone Age, it became much colder in Europe, and the decorations were replaced by warm skins. The paws of animals were used as straps, their backs were used as skirts. From 2900 BC fabrics appear, later fabrics are already draped in a small fold, and one-piece suits for nomadic horsemen are also sewn. In 2000 BC. Nefertiti wore a robe called khaki - a royal, transparent veil. Her husband wears a loincloth - six. In 800 BC. Greeks wear something similar to two pieces of fabric, fastened together on the shoulders, tied with a belt. Their women at that time are wrapped in a piece of dense fabric, a similar robe called peplos. Since 400, the raids of barbarians have taken place on Europe, who are dressed mainly in pants called bras, helmets with horns and chain mail. At the same time, silk comes to Byzantium from China, which quite significantly changes the appearance of costumes. They were distinguished by their special luxury, they were also adorned with jewelry and pearls. And for women, a long veil covered their heads. Since 1100, caravans have been carrying furs. The Crusaders are dressed in silk robes, turbans and adorable slippers. Since 1350, the artists and poets of France and Italy have a goal - the search for beauty. It was then that fashion began to emerge in the form familiar to us. Pointed women's hats were popular then, as well as various fabric designs.

Almost a century later, when France ends the centenary war, and the Renaissance begins in Italy, silk is spun in Tuscany, and unusual clothes are created for the holidays. Women at that time wear opelyand with a train, while men wrap the top of their hats with a scarf, and stockings-pants are painted in such a way that I make my legs “rainbow”. In the late 17th and early 18th centuries, false hair for women came into fashion. Whole structures were built on the head: flowers, favorite animals, fruits, dolls, ships. They reflected the taste of those who wore them. At the same time, ladies' dresses from above become similar to a corset, while from below there is a fluffy skirt. And already in 1853, Levi Strauss created the first jeans. Since the beginning of the 19th century, new transport requires new clothing. The skirt for women fits snugly at the waist and expands at the bottom, which allows them to move freely on the tricycle. In the 60s, a fashion for fragile girls appeared, the most popular model of Twiggy. And since the 90s, there has been a fashion for unisex, and fashion designers work all over the world, the first shows of Victorias Secret, as well as fashion for jewelry, gold. Fashion is constantly evolving. Who among us doesn't want to be fashionable and stylish? To do this, it is not at all necessary to blindly follow fashion trends that are replacing one another with lightning speed. It is enough to find your own style of clothing, which will be in harmony with your image.

Fashion and clothing style. It is very important to distinguish between the concepts of style and fashion. Style is a distinctive feature, individuality of a person, manifested in the choice of clothing, makeup, behavior. Fashion is just a direction that designers offer to society. Fashion is fleeting and changeable. Style, if it is correctly chosen, remains with a person forever and ultimately affects both a person's life and behavior, as well as manners and attitude. What is style? The simplest definition of style sounds like the ability to choose among fashionable things (clothes, accessories, jewelry) those that in a certain way correspond to your figure, appearance, lifestyle, habits and interests. Style is, first of all, the correspondence of clothes, shoes and accessories to each other, the time of the year, the location of this or that event or event where you are, mood, features of your appearance and character. Each person can have their own style, which is not easy to find.

The most famous fashion designers. 1. Betsy Johnson 2. Tom Ford 3. Donatella Versace 4. Ralph Lauren 5. Marc Jacobs 6. Valentino Clemento Lodovico Jaravani 7. Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana 8. Lee Alexander McQueen 9. John Galliano 10. Stella McCartney

The idea of \u200b\u200bcreating and choosing a product for manufacturing. The idea to create my own clothes came to me in the third grade, when we sewed aprons with the girls in Technology lessons. At that moment I thought - why not sew something interesting, beautiful and, besides, it can be worn ... At first I drew various dresses, skirts, blouses, then I began to sew outfits for my dolls. There were many attempts to create different clothes for myself, and it actually turned out well. In my work, I want to describe the process of making a summer Five-Minute Dress, which is very easy to make at home, without having the skills of cutting and sewing, with little cost for materials, and this dress can be worn and be fashionable and stylish.

The choice of fabric. The most important thing in choosing a fabric for this dress is that the fabric is not only bright in color, but also its texture, which should be close to silk. Synthetic fabrics with this structure are also suitable. Another important point is that the fabric should not be transparent. I chose from three types of fabrics, the choice fell on fabric number 3.

Dress making. 1. Take a piece of fabric about 1 meter 40 cm by 1 meter 2. fold the upper part about 6-7 cm 3. evenly sew the seam on a sewing machine. 4. Insert an elastic band into the resulting bend (preferably wide, 2.5 cm). 5. Stretch the elastic along the entire length of the dress and tighten it to fit. If there are folds in the fabric, it's okay, it's such a style. 6. In the area of \u200b\u200bthe elastic band, fasten the dress with threads. 7. Fold the front side of the fabric, turn it inside out and sew from the wrong side. 8. Excess fabric can be cut off. Everything! The dress is ready! You can use a belt and emphasize your waist. Also, bright sandals with small heels, jewelry and a clutch bag will be appropriate. But that's not all! If you drop this dress at the waist, it turns into a beautiful stylish skirt. It remains only to pick up a blouse and another outfit is ready. Dress making. 1. Take a piece of fabric about 1 meter 40 cm by 1 meter 2. fold the upper part about 6-7 cm 3. evenly sew the seam on a sewing machine. 4. Insert an elastic band into the resulting bend (preferably wide, 2.5 cm). 5. Stretch the elastic along the entire length of the dress and tighten it to your size. If there are folds in the fabric, it's okay, it's such a style. 6. In the area of \u200b\u200bthe elastic band, fasten the dress with threads. 7. Fold the front side of the fabric, turn it inside out and sew from the wrong side. 8. Excess fabric can be cut off. Everything! The dress is ready! You can use a belt and emphasize your waist. Also bright sandals with small heels, jewelry and a clutch bag will be appropriate. But that's not all! If you drop this dress at the waist, it turns into a beautiful stylish skirt. It remains only to pick up a blouse and one more outfit is ready.

Output. In my work, I tried to describe a brief history of fashion, talk about the most famous fashion designers, reflect on what fashion and style are, and tell about interesting facts from the life of fashion. But the most important thing is the practical part of the work, in which I tried to describe as briefly and accessible as possible the process of making my own dress, which every girl can make and which can be worn and stylish and individual, because no one else has such a dress.

KDPI No. 36 NAMED AFTER CARL FABERGE

Specialty 072501 Design (by industry)

070602 Design in Information Technology

ODP.12 "INFORMATICS AND ICT"

Costume design

Teacher: S. V. Akopyan

Lesson objectives

Educational:

acquaintance with clothing design
expanding student knowledge

Developing:

the formation of skills to apply previously acquired knowledge;

Educational:

instilling interest in the subject;
increasing the literacy of oral speech of students.

FORMATION OF COMPETENCIES

OK 4. Search and use the information necessary for the effective performance of professional tasks, professional and personal development.
OK 5. Use information and communication technologies in professional activities.
OK 9. To navigate in the conditions of frequent changes in technologies in professional activities.
OK 12. To use the skills and knowledge of specialized disciplines of the federal component of secondary (complete) general education in professional activities.
PC 1.2. To create artistic and graphic designs of products of individual and interior value and to translate them into material.

FORMATION OF COMPETENCIES

PC 1.3. Collect, analyze and organize preparatory material for product design.
PC 1.5. Perform sketches and designs using a variety of graphic tools and techniques.
PC 1.7. Possess the culture of speaking and writing, professional terminology.
PC 2.4. Use computer technology when implementing an idea in the manufacture of a product

What is a clothing designer?

In the old days this specialty

It was called "fashion designer" and was considered very

prestigious. Soviet fashion designers worked

mainly in fashion houses and

Developed clothing collections that

had little to do with what they represented at

world catwalks their counterparts from other countries:

it was not fashion "haute couture", but the one that

intended for Soviet women.

Of course, there were also closed ateliers.

for the party and Soviet elite, but

the majority of the population was content

ordinary tailor shops or tailors' awl

acquaintance ", because the range of clothes in

stores was, to put it mildly, depressing. Those

those who did not have funds for an individual

tailoring, became their own fashion designers and

dressmakers and sometimes at antediluvian sewing

machines "Singer" created real

sewing masterpieces.

In those days, cutting and sewing courses were very popular, in which our mothers and grandmothers mastered the complex art of modeling and sewing clothes. This gave them the opportunity to significantly save the family budget. In addition, it was always possible to change something for children, in general, to dress inexpensively and decently.

Today, interest in cutting and sewing courses is reviving. This is apparently due to the fact that women are tired of the same type of market products and want to look not standard, not "like everyone else", but more original and individual. In addition, sewing makes it possible to realize the creative potential that is inherent in every woman and which she seeks to realize in practice.

Not the least role is played by the global trend in fashion to create unique things with your own hands - what is now commonly called hand-made. It can be anything you want - objects of arts and crafts, various accessories (belts, belts, etc.), jewelry, knitted items, clothes made by yourself, batik. It is not for nothing that batik courses have become so popular.

From this point of view, sewing specialists are an excellent example: they are always dressed stylishly and original, and also change toilets quite often. Such specialists are now being produced by colleges and institutes specializing in training personnel for the light industry in general and sewing in particular, as well as courses in cutting and sewing.

Design in light industry

Seamstress, tailor, cutter, fashion designer - for an ignorant person, the difference between these professions is not particularly clear, but for professionals it is a matter of professional pride. The fashion designer, or clothing designer, as this profession is now called, is the highest step in the sewing hierarchy. However, sometimes people who do not have a diploma, but who have graduated from courses in fashion modeling, amaze connoisseurs with their delicate taste, creative imagination, creative approach to fashion trends and, importantly, excellent technical performance of their models.

The creation of collections, however, like any creative project, begins with the birth of an image. Paraphrasing the well-known quote, we can say that in the beginning there was an IMAGE, and he was in the plans of the CREATOR, and he laid the foundation for CREATION.

The creative process is in many ways a mystery. How a new image is born, often the master himself is not able to explain. Of course, talent and intuition, the ability to grasp ideas that literally "are in the air" help. Sometimes the starting point is a fleeting impression of clothes seen on the street, viewing books on the history of costume or old fashion magazines, a film, or a TV show. In a word, the whole world surrounding the couturier serves as a source of inspiration for him.