Fashion process

This article contains outstanding textile and fashion design sketchbooks to inspire students working with fashion garments, personal accessories, wearable art costumes, fabrics or textiles.

The making of an EKA dress is with a studied approach and an imaginative impulse. It is an assemblage of textiles and their colours, hand blocks carved for the exacting prints, details in the construction, and the human endeavour behind it all. Explore EKA Core ‘24 online now.

Beautiful sketchbook page. Good use of layout paper to demonstrate complexity, depth and layering

Known far and wide for their one-of-a-kind designs and seriously outstanding customer service, New Zealand label Rue De Seine has maintained its status as the go-to for bohemian brides-to-be since launching their debut collection in 2012. Designer Michele Corty has graced us year after year with unique and stunning bridal wear, not to mention a touch […]

[vc_masonry_media_grid element_width=”3″ grid_id=”vc_gid:1499074718459-2df1f216-f52d-4″ include=”59003,59004,59002,59001″] [vc_row equal_height=”yes”] Kelly Fieldhouse is a perfectionist in every sense of the word. Starting with her design process, which is more than meticulous: “I put a garment onto the mannequin, then go get a cup of tea. When I come back if I smile, I know it’s right. If I don’t, […]

Discover this year’s CSM MA Fashion show, line ups, and sketchbooks

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