When a designer wants to design a garment, he begins
with a picture of the client in mind. He then breathes life into this picture
by adding depth to it. Which reflects the person, the personality, the occasion
and the other requirement like location, budget and social norms, if applicable. Keeping all the above in mind the designer
put down his thought, design on paper through Illustration.
While coming up with a design the designer mentally analyses
the physical virtues of the client and look at ways to exchange them while
objectively noting the flaws and finding innovative ways to push them into the
background.
Finally, once the assemble is ready, the styling of the
entire look is worked on from the hair and makeup to the accessories and shoes.
This entire mental design process is then finished, often without a conscious thought.
For instance, if a lady wants an evening gown, and she is petite, long vertical
line with the help of pleats would help add length if it is made in generous
proposition, a gracefully open and broad neck line would add length to her neck
and face, if she is pale; a bright color that reflects the undertone of her
skin and bring out her natural glow would be ideal…. and so on so forth.
In conclusion, it is a designer’s prime objective to
weave a seamless connect between the client’s desires and the designer’s
vision. This amalgamation of creative thoughts should be unique and
individualistic, reflecting not only the designer’s creativity but more the
client and her personality.
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