24 3RD SEMESTER 25 3.1 - HISTORY OF FASHION – I L T P UNIT – I 2 - Indus Valley Civilization : Female Study – Dresses, Jewellery, Footwear. Male Study – Dresses, Jewellery, Footwear. UNIT – II Mauryan and Sanga Period : Detailed Study of Dates, Sources of Reference. Female Study – Dresses, Jewellery, etc. Male Study – Dresses, Jewellery, etc. UNIT – III Kushav Period : Detailed Study of Dates, Sources of Reference. Female Study – Dresses, Jewellery, etc. Male Study – Dresses, Jewellery, etc. UNIT – IV Effects of World War I on the status of Women and Fashion Detailed Study. UNIT – V Effects of Industrial Revolution on Fashion Detailed Study. UNIT – VI Mass Production of Clothes. - 26 3.2 - GARMENT DESIGNING – III L 1 T - UNIT – I What makes a good design? General Principles of Proportion/Unity/Repotition Effects of style lines on appearance (horizontal, vertical, etc.) Fashion Illutrations Rendering of different types of prints when draped in to dresses. 2 Sheets Different types of textures and its uses in illustrating different fashion garments e.g. denim. Effects of waist-lines, shape or sclhohtte, length of shank. UNIT – II Introduction to designing for children. Designing garment for children (6 each): - Casual Wear - Party Wear - Summer Suit UNIT – III Introduction to design for ladies: - Formal - Casual - Material - Figure Proportions - Seasons Designing garment for ladies: Formal Wear i. Sari blouse ii. Choli Blouse iii. Shirt iv. Top Casual Wear i. Maxi ii. Lower P 4 27 UNIT – IV Fashion Forecasting & Sources of inspiration UNIT – V Production - Men’s Suits - Knit Wears - Preparations for Shipping costing of garment. Layout of Spec sheets of - Saree Blouse - Skirt Top 28 3.3 - DRAFTING AND PATTERN MAKING – III UNIT – I Drafting layout and estimation of different garments. Preparation of Patterns. L T P 2 - 4 Practice on - Shirt Ladies - Trouser - Skirt - Blouse (Making estimation on width 85 cm to 100 cm depth) UNIT – II Different types of figures and figure defects, fitting sequences. Various defects and then rectifications. Thick & Thin Shout & Stout Corpulent Errect and Stooping - Defect analysis and their rectifications in Patterns. UNIT – III Preparation of Basic Block of Children garments Lower, Upper & Combination Drafting, Layout and Estimation - Top - Lower - Combination UNIT – IV Use of Basic Block for Adoption and Manipulations - Choli Blouse - Princess Line Shirt - Classic Trouser 29 3.4 - STYLE READING AND ADAPTATIONS - III L 2 UNIT – I Introduction of Style Reading:- What is Style Reading - How it is done - What are its benefits - Style read any given design with dart. - Manipulation UNIT – II What are Patterns - Individual - Commercial Interpretation of Style lines as basic blocks, transferring all marks of identification - UNIT – III Use of Dummy for Making Patterns - Jump Suit - Evening Wear - Maternity Wear UNIT – IV What is Draping and how it is done Practice for draping on dummy UNIT – V Use of Dummy for Draping Clothes into styles - Front Block - Back Block UNIT – VI Do style reading of the following garments 1. Traditional Indian Garments for ladies a. Ghagra Choli b. Kalidar Kurta Make the Patterns of the following - Ghagra Choli - Kalidar Kurta T - P 4 30 3.5 - GARMENT CONSTRUCTION - III L Factors affecting the mistakes in Traditional Embriodery of India :Kantha, Pattern making and Stitching and Kasida, Phulkari remedify them Making of File. Various Pockets Samples of the pockets - patch pocket - side pocket - welt pocket Samples - Yokes (Square, V, Sweet heart) Pleats (Knife, Box) Gathers Darts, Tucks Fabrication of garments - Jump Suit Skirt Child Gown Shirt (Princess) Choli Blouse Fabrication of Ladies Garments - Lakhanvi Kalidar Kurta T - P 8 31 3.6 - SKETCHING AND ILLUSTRATIONS - I UNIT – I L - T - P 2 1. Sketch six nude figures in different postures with pencil. 2. Draw arms and legs in different positions with hand and feet. 3. Draw human face with different face styles. UNIT – II 1. Make a sheet showing the difference between normal figure and fashion figure. UNIT – III 1. 2. 3. 4. Draw different types of gathered and pleated dresses with pencil. Draw different types of gathered and pleated dresses with pen. Draw different types of gathered and pleated dresses with color. Draw different types of folds, gathers and drapes of fabric using high fashion garments and six different mediums. UNIT – IV 1. Draw different types of handbags with themes. 2. Draw different types of jewellary with themes. UNIT – V 1. Illustrative Magazine Cover with a title ‘Looks of the Year’. 2. Make a Fashion Magazine Cover. UNIT – VI 1. Do different types of textures using different color schemes illustrating different fashion garments. a. Blowing b. Marble c. Butterfly d. Thread Pressing e. Drops on water f. Stencil spray g. Dry brushing h. Crayon Rubbing i. Thread Rolling j. Fevicol and Rubber Solutions 32 3.7 - CAD IN FASHION – II L 2 UNIT – 1 WORD PROCESSING 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 UNIT – 2 Opening a Document Preparing a Document Editing a Document Character, Word and Line Editing Margin Setting, Paragraph Alignment Spell Checker Saving Document Printing a Document SPREAD SHEET 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 UNIT – 3 Application of a Spreadsheet Structure of a Spreadsheet Preparing spreadsheet for simple data and numeric operations Using formulae in spreadsheet operations Creating Tables & its functions, Sorting Creating Graphs- Pie Charts, Bar Charts Printing a Worksheet/Workbook COMPUTATION AND GRAPHIC TOOLS 3.1 3.1.1 3.1.2 3.1.3 3.1.4 3.1.5 3.2 3.2.1 3.2.2 3.2.3 Use of Computation tools for Evaluation of function Tabulation of function Integration of functions Matrix calculations Statistical calculations Use of graphic tools for Plotting graphics Making measurement on the graphics Solving equations using graphs T - P 4 33 3.8 - BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND APPAREL MERCHANDISING - I UNIT – I L 2 1. Project identification, analysis and report writing. 2. Use of terminology UNIT – II 1. Costing a product. a. Costing functions b. The Cost Sheet c. Wholesale Pricing d. Cost Merchandising 2. Purchasing of Piece goods a. Piece goods inspection UNIT – III 1. Management Techniques a. Leadership, authority, responsibility, characteristics of business. b. Financial Transaction, Cash Flow, Book Keeping UNIT – IV 1. Market Survey and changing fashion trends. 2. Distribution Policy 3. Sales Promotion UNIT – V 1. Selling to Retailers a. Corporate Selling b. Sales Representatives c. Selling Incentives d. Orders e. Manufacturer-Retailer Relationships T - P -