1st Yr Syllabus
GARMENT CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES
This subject aims to inculcate technical and creative skills required for handcraft tailoring, couture-inspired fashion and contemporary design for the modern wardrobe.
CREATIVE SURFACE AND TEXTILES
The students will be introduced to the various textile surface embellishment techniques used in industries to enhance the look of the garment/ fabric.
- Introduction to Pattern making
- Garment Construction
- Work-space
- Basics of Pattern Making & Garment Construction
- Kids
- Design Innovation in Women’s Construction
- Basic Ornamentation Techniques
- Introduction to Surface Design in Textile
- Embellishment in Haute Couture
- Ornamentation through Dyeing and printing
- Textile Ornamentation
- Traditional textile design techniques
LEARNING OUTCOME
The completion of this course outline enhances the practical experience to create patterns and construct kids and women wear with their adaptations.
LEARNING OUTCOME
This course enables the student to learn about different haute couture fabrics as well as their embellishment techniques.
This Subject will help the student to develop the project introduced in “World Costumes and Textiles” Subject.
TECHNICAL FASHION ILLUSTRATIONS
This subject combines technical expertise with conceptual thinking, students learn through a variety of media, considering both the creative core and the progressive peripheries of fashion.
WORLD COSTUMES & TEXTILES
In this subject the student will be encouraged to look back into the past in order to shape the future, by researching into a historical genre of draping, accessorizing and beautification of the body.
- Types of medium use in illustration
- Types of medium use in illustration
- Avant Garde Fashion
- Design process
- Creative Boards
- Illustrating
- Portfolio Preparation
- Beginning of Costumes
- Fashion timeline (Eras)
- Costumes of Egypt
- Costumes of Greece
- Introduction of Rome
- Introduction to Paper fashion
- Byzantine costume
- French Costumes
- Victorian Costumes
- Introduction to Red carpet dress
- Costumes of Africa
- American Costumes
- Costumes of China
- Costumes of Japan
- Costumes of Thailand
- Introduction to Accessory Designing
- Costumes of Ancient and Modern India
- Introduction to Home furnishing
- Royal Tradition style of Indian and its evolution through time
LEARNING OUTCOME
This course enables the students to present their design ideas to their clients or in an industry by gaining knowledge about Design thinking, Fashion categories.
Gather, analyze, assess and present knowledge gained through research, in a form of the portfolio.
The student will develop their free hand stylized illustration for kids, male and female using the 2D and 3D artworks.
LEARNING OUTCOME
Paper Costume:
Exploring different fashion timeline eras (Greece, Rome & Egypt). Developing an idea of costume designing in the media industry.
Red Carpet Dress:
Exploring Historical eras (Byzantine, French & Victorian). Exploring Design elements for the Red Carpet festivals.
Royal Traditional Costumes:
Exploring the Indian Royal Traditional Costumes from past to Present. Developing the ability to design an original concept and construct the royal Indian outfits.
Accessory Design:
Developing the ability to blend the ancient cultural context with the contemporary modern context. Exploring cultures of countries like Africa, America, China, Japan & Thailand. Exploring techniques and Design process for Accessory Design.
Home Furnishes:
Exploring the ability to design Home Furnishing product by using Indian traditional culture for modern society.
2nd Yr Syllabus
GARMENT CONSTRUCTION-II
The student will undergo an in-depth research of material and technical experiments for clothing. Student will learn principal of Physical needs, not as performing gender but as performing the body.
ORNAMENTATION TECHNIQUES
This subject will expose the student to the research, visual, creative and practical skills required in contemporary professional practice by understanding the unique fusion of traditional skills in embroidering, dyeing, printing, weaving and non-woven textile.
- Menswear
- Women’s Wear
- Uniform Wear(Men & Women)
- Kids
- Sport Wear (Men & Women)
- Maternity Wear
- Unisex Clothing
- Lingerie Wear (Men & Women)
- Transformation of Old garments
- Language of Surfaces
- Materials for Fashion
- Theories of fashion element
- Detailed Theory and Practice of Dyeing
- Textile Printing
- Embroideries 2D, 3D
- Other Decorative Methods
- Decorative Finishes
- Tends & Forecasting
LEARNING OUTCOME
Uniform Wear
Exploring construction and designing of various types of uniforms.
Sports Wear
Enhancing the knowledge about designing and construction of Sportswear. Exploring the technical requirement for a particular sportswear, type of fabric, comfort & styling etc.
Transformation of Waste Garments (Up-Cycling or Recycling)
Developing the ability to replenish up-cycle, recycle one’s well-loved garment which is not in use or need of care by adding, subtracting and deconstructing by draping and drafting techniques.
Lingerie Wear
Developing the specialist skills in design, pattern cutting, grading, fit methodologies and technical excellence to equip one’ in lingerie, underwear, bodywear, swimwear, loungewear, nightwear, and corsetry.
Maternity Wear
Exploring design development, construction techniques, types of fabric, comfort, and styling of Maternity Wear. Learning basic 3 components of comfortable wear which are thermo comfort sensory comfort and psychological comfort.
LEARNING OUTCOME
The course outline enables to know about the various decorative finishes, futuristic fabrics, trends and forecast and even the latest technologies making them eligible to work in the professional environment.
MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION FOR FASHION
In this subject emergent new media design methods will be examined in a board context of evolving cultural, technological, sociological and scientific developments. Student will have the opportunity to develop collective and personal communication skills to convey complex ideas in the built environment and apply methods for crafting the message, presentation techniques and personal Web Communication. The course will address marketing and public relation for design firms as an extension of the designer’s voice.
- Fundamental of Internet
- Cloud Computing
- Social Media
- Personal Brand
- Putting the Internet to Use
LEARNING OUTCOME
Analyze the expanding environment of media and communication techniques.
PROJECT DISSERTATION
This Project will provide a wide array of World Craft or Indian Craft which is an integral part of Fashion Since years. This Project assists in Understanding various crafts, Students are required to develop products using their design skills.
TEXTILE CARE AND HANDLING
The subject aims to develop an understanding of how to handle and care for various fabrics.
LEARNING OUTCOME
Exploring and developing the ability to understand the various crafts present in the world.
The contribution of one’s to revive, generate and document a craft on the global scale by product identification & design development according to modern needs.
LEARNING OUTCOME
It effectively communicates the research with specific test for finishes and care handling of Textiles.
Certificate You Will Get :-
INIFD Certificate
Manish Malhotra Online Classes Certificate
UNIVERSITY CERTIFICATE - PG
