Fashion... Cool designs

Name              -  Ritu jhamb

College            -  WLCI School of Fashion

Batch               -  2011 – 2014

Specialization  -  Fashion Technology

 "Fashion"... "Cool designs!"... "Great & confident looks!"... "Stylish!"... Do these words sound great to ears? Why not! Gone are the days when everybody looked plain and simple...nothing to really differentiate.. Everybody wanted to be either a doctor or an engineer...seemed like no other profession was available or was deemed respectable in the society.

I have shown a huge interest in taking Fashion as carrier to enhance my creativityand get first-hand information on how the fashion world works.

 "Every moment of your life is an opportunity for fashion."

Getting to a place where born  into a profession can be challenging. But when I came to WLCI, my dream comes true. It has been amazing studying in WLCI. When we meet somebody new, we often feel nervous but here in WLCI teachers areso knowledgeable and familiar. Also, the staffs are very cooperative. I am learning new things and want to learn more n more….

WLCI School of Fashion developed a sense of style, trends, and culture in me. College is also aiming on more practical matters, like fostering great business skills, building a meaningful portfolio, and learning from fashion professionals. One of the most important tasks I am grabbing here is establishing my fashion portfolio.

WLCI Fashion School: Swatch Rendering Competition

About the Event :- Fashion students of ICL-II batch of Delhi campus have participated in a competition of Swatch Rendering on 25th Feb 2011. The competition held in the campus premises. As we can see the images have the complete story to say. The participants showed their full enthusiasm in the event. Excellent and winning work displayed by few students like Aditi, PriyankaRaghav, AparnaSoni and SakshiPrashar. Winning designs encompasses traditional, Nursery, abstract, strips, metallic, and many more.

About the Subject:-Fabric in a drawing is not necessarily about fiber or weaves; it is about the surface interest of a particular fabric. These surface interests encompass both pattern and texture. Drawing a pattern or texture, the sketch is called rendering.All clothing materials have a different feel, texture, structure and look. The costume designer may present initial ideas in the form of thumbnail sketches, color palettes, fabric swatches, or pictures. Once final designs have been approved, the costume designer creates renderings.  Costume designers' renderings include swatches, or small samples, of each fabric to be used in the costume. The costume designer gives the renderings to the costume shop for use in constructing the costumes. Renderings may also contain verbal instructions. Once approved; these swatched renderings go to the shop, where they are turned into finished garments by the drapers and stitchers.

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