Academic session- 2020- 2021

Academic session- 2020- 2021

The answer is through honouring the basic tenets of design: color,
size, space, line, shape, texture, value
.Color. Fundamentally, color is used to elicit emotions, boost visual
appeal and highlight crucial elements. ...
1. Size. Size, as you know, is how small or large an item or
element is. ...
2. Space. ...
3. Line. ...
4. Shape. ...
5. Texture. ...
6. Value.
What are the five basic principles relating to fashion?

Identify the five basic principles of fashion movement

Sales Promotion Does Not Determine Fashion.

Fashion Movement Is Evolutionary Rather Than Revolutionary.

Consumer Acceptance Or Rejection Establishes Fashion.

Fashion Extremes Cause Reversals Or Abrupt Changes.

Price Does Not Determine Fashion Acceptance.

What are the 12 principles of design?

That said, the following twelve principles are those mentioned most often in articles and books on
the subject.

Contrast. ...

Balance. ...

Emphasis. ...

Proportion. ...

Hierarchy. ...

Repetition. ...

Rhythm. ...

Pattern.

What is proportion in fashion design?

Proportion Proportion in fashion design is the principle that holds that the size of various
components of a garment or fashion accessory must look good together. ... PROPORTION Proportion
can be defined as a pleasing relationship between the garment and its different parts

What Is Fashion Design?

Do you have a favourite clothing item? Why do you like it? Clothing can make us feel and look good
because it's designed that way. But who creates the clothing styles we wear? They're the work of
people called fashion designers.

Fashion designers create the clothing styles we wear

Fashion design is the process of creating ideas and designs for many
styles of clothing and accessories, like scarves, belts and shoes.
Fashion designers are art professionals who know how stay ahead of
trends and blend many elements to create clothing for all kinds of
occasions. Some designers create one-of-a-kind haute couture
fashions, very high-end custom clothing pieces for exclusive clients.
Others come up with ideas for the many ready-to-wear styles made
by manufacturers around the world. These are the clothing items
most of us buy in retail stores and online.

Principles of Fashion Design

Fashion designers learn the basic principles for designing items to go
on the human body. Principles are guiding rules and fundamental
ideas that anyone working in a field should know. In fashion design,
there are several important principles, and they apply to both the
garment's basic structure and its decoration. Let's look more at each
of them.
Balance is the principle that the parts or features of a garment have
equal visual weight. Whether the element is a sleeve, a cuff, or a line
of buttons, it works with the other parts of a garment. Balance can be
symmetrical, which means both sides are equal, with the same
elements in the same places. Think of pockets or pleats on a pair of
jeans or dress pants. Balance can also be asymmetrical, which can
make a garment more exciting. In this case, the designer uses
elements like line or color in strategic ways to make the garment feel
cohesive even when the sides aren't the same.

Balance in fashion design is symmetrical when elements are the same on each side of a
garment

Proportion, sometimes also referred to as scale, relates to how well the size of the parts of a
garment work together. Most clothing is made to flatter someone's shape. Proportions vary for
many body types, and designers need to understand how to make clothing look good for different
shapes. Think of the difference between a suit made for a tall man or a dress made for a petite
woman. These fashions have very different proportions but a good design should be able to
make each of them feel cohesive.
Emphasis is one of the ways to create interest in a clothing item. It means to make some
elements stand out more than others by adding features like a splash of color or a texture. This
technique creates a focal point to catch the eye. Emphasis can be created with one large item or
with a group of smaller items. For example, a dress might have a focal point created with
decorative structural details like ruffles and pleats or with embellishments like embroidery.

Emphasis can be created through splashes of color