Design Principles for Fashion: EMPHASIS (Schiaparelli Case Study)
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This video starts a geeky new series on art and design principles and how to apply them to designing and styling fashion. We start focusing on emphasis, how to create emphasis through contrast, creating focal points, and how color theory and design principles are intrinsically linked.
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Finally! I come from an art background, so I was a little disappointed when my fashion sketching class didn't cover an equivalent to composition
I studied film not fashion, but love watching Zoe's channel because there's a lot of transferable knowledge regarding the creative process. Revisiting the fundamentals of aesthetics keeps me fresh.
Thank you Zoe. This series helps me a lot. Please do more videos on analyzing and criticizing actual collections so we can learn how to apply these knowledge into real work
Will do!
Hello Zoe,
I've been watching your videos since last 2 years and I've learned a lot about the industry as well as how it works. I'm a freshman student pursuing fashion design and want to start freelancing to gain experience as well as to do a side hustle. We are currently being taught the basics of design [design in general, not specifically fashion design] but I've completed an online diploma in fashion design but I don't have any practical experience in designing. I've completed some courses here and there and know how to crochet and embroider. That being said, I want to start freelancing either based on my current skillset or I'm willing to learn pattern making (digital and physical), but I don't have any idea where to start. I would like it if you could guide me personally or do a video on this topic [how to start freelancing for design students].
Love, love, love this video Zoe Hong it made me feel as if I was in Fashion School all over again thank you!
You're so welcome!
To me this is obvious (though I still love this video!) but it seems most fashion has become boring with even evening wear being monochromatic, but I love bright and metallic colors matched with black!
I am a trained tailor, but wish to learn more about design principles and fashion design. I am cherry picking from all your video's. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge Zoe!
Thank you Zoe! I'm always been attracted by contrast on design. Excited to learn how it's achieve it.
You're so welcome!
Yes! My Floral Design Certification applies to fashion design!
Had to watch this one since I happened to be up early and it was literally just posted! Really appreciate your videos Zoe! Maybe one of these days I can take an in person class...I'm in the Bay Area. Anyway...thanks again!
Yay! Thank you and you're welcome!
Thanks for this series. The one on color is my go-to. Appreciate that you put it all in 1 video.
You're welcome!
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I feel as if I'm in the university when I'm listening to you
i watched this video a few times and it is so useful! I also forgot to congatulate you with your 70th playlist!
Wow, thanks!
Thank so much 🥰🥰🥰I learned so much 👍👍
8:03 This dress was designed by Bertrand Guyon back in 2017, Daniel Roseberry's predecessor. Roseberry's first collection was shown in July 2019.
Well, in regards to the backdrop, putting it into the perspective of applying emphasis through design.....1.) You are an educator and not only is your preferred color black, but its also usually Matt and simple......so this backdrop Of a shiny dark bookcase full of books emphasizes the art/design books....ie your identity as an educator. 2.) your overall nature and "brand" identity is to present a wealth of serious knowledge in a fun, quirky, lighthearted way which is highlighted both by the overall lightness of the books chosen to be shown in this very rigidly repetitive way(cause your shells are so full) but then the fact they are layered behind used paint brushes and decorative objects......hope that helps you feel better about this "backdrop". It works
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I can definitely say tho there is a different harmonization going on with that one Schiaparelli piece, especially when you think about creamed lobster
Super helpful series! Thanks for sharing!
In terms of your background....I like the darker background b/c the focal point for me becomes your face. I like seeing the expressions you make while describing your point and that adds interest for me to pay attention. The photo of the lighter background, for me, seem to wash out your face and I began to look around at the other items on display instead of paying attention to you. And of course the red lipstick! The lighter background photo you were wearing a light lipstick which also helped to wash you out. For me, I think/like the speaker to be the focal point when the speaker is on screen. Loved most of the fashions you showed today. The nursing baby design was a little much for me, but I'm sure there are alot of people who probably liked that one alot. Same for the lion's head. Thanks for the lesson today. I always learn something new from you and I really appreciate that!
Great points! Thank you!
I love these videos! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us in such a digestible manner! I started my homework and I’m very excited
Thanks! Have fun with the homework!
Thank you for sharing the information in this series. I loved the examples you provided. Although I am not a fashion designer by trade I do love learning to sew and I am the fashion designer when I create my projects. This information is something I will keep in mind when selecting my materials used. Looking forward to learning more.
You're welcome!
Thanks Zoe, I enjoyed this video! Also, I like the background ❤️
Thanks!
LOVE! can't wait for the rest
So nice to see you again, your knowledge and delivery it's amazing
Thank you!
Thank you zoe ..you are my favourite teacher ♥️♥️
You're welcome!
sounds fun!!
Woohoo! Thank you Zoe!!
You're welcome!
Thank you for this Zoe! ✨
You're welcome!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
❤ Hello! I prefer this background, the other one feels a bit dated
Good to know!