Research and Design for Fashion

Introduction

1. Research-What and Why?
What is research?
What is the purpose of research?
What should research contain?
Who are you designing for?
Exercise 1: Brainstorming
Interview: Veronika Hadjistefanou
Interview: Ashish

2. Choosing What to Research
Choosing a theme
Sources of inspiration
Sustainability and ethics
Exercise 2: Using primary and secondary research sources
Exercise 3: Trends
Exercise 4: Recycled garment manipulation
Interview: Christopher Raeburn
Interview: Dr. Noki

3. Compiling your Research
Assembling your research
Drawing
Collage
Analysis of research
Sketchbook layout
Moodboards
Exercise 5: Focus research pages
Interview: Magdalena Mikulicakova
Interview: Zowie Broach

4. Designing from your Research
Market levels in fashion
Genre of clothing
Bridging the gap between research and design
Model and drape
Key elements for design development
Design Development
Selecting ideas to form a collection
Exercise 6: Collaging your research onto figures
Exercise 7: Working with the color wheel
Exercise 8: Color analysis
Exercise 9: Design development
Exercise 10: Design development, part 2
Interview: WGSN
Interview: Ashley Fletcher

5. Communicating your Ideas
Drawing for design
Art materials
Illustration
Technical drawings
Layout and composition
Beyond the drawing board
Exercise 11: Creating a design development six-figure template
Exercise 12: Technical drawing by hand
Interview: ThreeASFOUR
Interview: Shelley Fox

Glossary
Online resources
Bibliography
Student resources

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Brief; brainstorming; Veronika Hadjistefanou; Ashish; source; inspiration; primary research; secondary research; trends; recycled; upcycled; garment; dress; RAEBURN; DR Noki; sketching; moodboard; portfolio; collection; drape; collage; illustration; threeASFOUR