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Rebecca Barham - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Guides: Costume History and Fashion Design: Reference
2012Co-Authors: Rebecca BarhamAbstract:This guide contains research resources for costume and Fashion history, Fashion Design and theater costuming Reference sources on costume history and Fashion Design.
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Guides: Costume History and Fashion Design: Introduction
2012Co-Authors: Rebecca BarhamAbstract:This guide contains research resources for costume and Fashion history, Fashion Design and theater costuming Introduction to Costume History and Fashion Design subject guide.
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Guides: Costume History and Fashion Design: Books
2012Co-Authors: Rebecca BarhamAbstract:This guide contains research resources for costume and Fashion history, Fashion Design and theater costuming How to find books on costume history and Fashion Design.
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Guides: Costume History and Fashion Design: Journal Articles
2012Co-Authors: Rebecca BarhamAbstract:This guide contains research resources for costume and Fashion history, Fashion Design and theater costuming Sources for journal articles on costume history and Fashion Design.
Dawn Carlisle - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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LibGuides: Fashion Design: APA
2017Co-Authors: Dawn CarlisleAbstract:Want to be involved in the fast-paced industry of Fashion Design? You’ll need a passion for Design and production, a creative approach to finding practical solutions, and project management skills to bring it all together.
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LibGuides: Fashion Design: Copyright
2017Co-Authors: Dawn CarlisleAbstract:Want to be involved in the fast-paced industry of Fashion Design? You’ll need a passion for Design and production, a creative approach to finding practical solutions, and project management skills to bring it all together.
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LibGuides: Fashion Design: Websites
2017Co-Authors: Dawn CarlisleAbstract:Want to be involved in the fast-paced industry of Fashion Design? You’ll need a passion for Design and production, a creative approach to finding practical solutions, and project management skills to bring it all together. Some useful websites
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LibGuides: Fashion Design: Journals
2017Co-Authors: Dawn CarlisleAbstract:Want to be involved in the fast-paced industry of Fashion Design? You’ll need a passion for Design and production, a creative approach to finding practical solutions, and project management skills to bring it all together. Serials available to you
Timo Rissanen - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Possibility in Fashion Design Education—A Manifesto
Utopian Studies, 2018Co-Authors: Timo RissanenAbstract:This manifesto presents starting points for educators to reconsider Fashion as a system of satisfiers for fundamental human needs. The manifesto calls for strategic adoption of Design for micro-utopias in the Fashion system. The challenges facing humanity are approached as opportunities for systems renewal. Fashion Design must move beyond a disciplinary model of Design to facilitate deliberate societal change over time. The manifesto frames the economy as a Design problem and calls for Fashion Design to collaborate with economists and others on Designing the sociomaterial systems in which Fashion is produced, used, and discarded. How does Fashion repress, tolerate, or stimulate opportunities for people to fulfill their fundamental needs? How can Fashion Design actively facilitate satisfying fundamental human needs? The manifesto concludes with a call for Design educators to be guardians of the possibility of possibility. Design needs to Design Design itself while concurrently Designing the world at large.
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zero waste Fashion Design
2016Co-Authors: Timo Rissanen, Holly McquillanAbstract:Table of content Preface 1. Zero waste Fashion Design from history to now Textile waste Zero waste over time Modern zero waste Fashion Design Interview with Maja Stabel, Fashion Designer (Norway) Short cuts 2. Pattern cutting as a Fashion Design tool Fashion Design and pattern cutting Creative pattern cutting Interview with Winifred Aldrich, Fashion author (UK) Interview with Rickard Lindqvist, Fashion Designer (Sweden) Creative pattern cutters from around the world Patterns in Design ideation Short cuts 3. Zero waste Fashion Design: the basics Criteria for zero waste Fashion Design The Design ideation toolbox Zero waste blocks Trapeze sleeveless tunic by Holly McQuillan, Fashion Designer and lecturer (New Zealand) Endurance skirt by Timo Rissanen, Finland-born, Australia based Fashion Designer and lecturer (Australia) Tailored jacket by Holly McQuillan Pattern set ups by Holly McQuillan Adapting an existing Design for zero waste Risky Design practice Designing with the fabric width Short cuts 4. Zero waste Fashion Design and CAD Marker making as Design activity Advantages of digital Design for zero waste Fashion Zero waste tutorials through CAD Grading and CAD Combining digital technologies Zero waste and digital textile Design Interview with Julia Lumsden, Fashion Designer (New Zealand) Short cuts 5. Manufacturing zero---waste garments Fashion Design and Fashion manufacturing Interview with Lela Jacobs, Fashion Designer (New Zealand) Sizing zero waste garments Fabric in manufacturing zero waste garments Tara St James of Study NY Short cuts 6 Zero waste Fashion Design: getting started On inspiration Interview with Kia Koski, Fashion Design scholar (Finland) Documenting and reflecting on Design On sharing Conversation with Yeohlee Teng, Malaysian-born, New York-based Fashion Designer (US) Futures for zero waste Fashion Design Short cuts Glossary References Index Acknowledgements Credits
Jade Dearle - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Guides: Fashion Design and Merchandising: Journals
2013Co-Authors: Jade DearleAbstract:Welcome to our Library guide to Fashion Design and merchandising resources print and ejournals
Holly Mcquillan - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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zero waste Fashion Design
2016Co-Authors: Timo Rissanen, Holly McquillanAbstract:Table of content Preface 1. Zero waste Fashion Design from history to now Textile waste Zero waste over time Modern zero waste Fashion Design Interview with Maja Stabel, Fashion Designer (Norway) Short cuts 2. Pattern cutting as a Fashion Design tool Fashion Design and pattern cutting Creative pattern cutting Interview with Winifred Aldrich, Fashion author (UK) Interview with Rickard Lindqvist, Fashion Designer (Sweden) Creative pattern cutters from around the world Patterns in Design ideation Short cuts 3. Zero waste Fashion Design: the basics Criteria for zero waste Fashion Design The Design ideation toolbox Zero waste blocks Trapeze sleeveless tunic by Holly McQuillan, Fashion Designer and lecturer (New Zealand) Endurance skirt by Timo Rissanen, Finland-born, Australia based Fashion Designer and lecturer (Australia) Tailored jacket by Holly McQuillan Pattern set ups by Holly McQuillan Adapting an existing Design for zero waste Risky Design practice Designing with the fabric width Short cuts 4. Zero waste Fashion Design and CAD Marker making as Design activity Advantages of digital Design for zero waste Fashion Zero waste tutorials through CAD Grading and CAD Combining digital technologies Zero waste and digital textile Design Interview with Julia Lumsden, Fashion Designer (New Zealand) Short cuts 5. Manufacturing zero---waste garments Fashion Design and Fashion manufacturing Interview with Lela Jacobs, Fashion Designer (New Zealand) Sizing zero waste garments Fabric in manufacturing zero waste garments Tara St James of Study NY Short cuts 6 Zero waste Fashion Design: getting started On inspiration Interview with Kia Koski, Fashion Design scholar (Finland) Documenting and reflecting on Design On sharing Conversation with Yeohlee Teng, Malaysian-born, New York-based Fashion Designer (US) Futures for zero waste Fashion Design Short cuts Glossary References Index Acknowledgements Credits