Principles of Fashion & Textile Design detailed Syllabus for Fashion & Clothing Technology (DC), K scheme PDF has been taken from the MSBTE official website and presented for the diploma students. For Subject Code, Subject Name, Lectures, Tutorial, Practical/Drawing, Credits, Theory (Max & Min) Marks, Practical (Max & Min) Marks, Total Marks, and other information, do visit full semester subjects post given below.
For all other MSBTE Fashion & Clothing Technology 2nd Sem K Scheme Syllabus PDF, do visit MSBTE Fashion & Clothing Technology 2nd Sem K Scheme Syllabus PDF Subjects. The detailed Syllabus for principles of fashion & textile design is as follows.
Rationale
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Course Outcomes:
Students will be able to achieve & demonstrate the following COs on completion of course based learning
- Apply elements and principles of design in fashion and textile.
- Use relevant color theories and harmonies for developing textile and fashion designs.
- Analyze the composition of various traditional and innovative textile designs.
- Analyze the psychology of clothing for various situations.
- Differentiate various garments on the basis of clothing and fashion terminologies.
Unit I
Elements & principles of design 1.1 Elements of design – line, form, shape, value, color, texture. 1.2 Principles of design – balance, emphasis, rhythm, proportions, repetition and harmony 1.3 Aspects of fashion design – structural designs and decorative designs. Presentations Chalk-Board Demonstration Video Demonstrations
Unit II
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Unit III
Composition of textile design and traditional textile designs 3.1 Motif repetition – concept 3.2 Types of motif repetition: square, diamond, ogee, sateen base (regular and irregular), full drop base, half drop base, brick base, ogee base, all over repeating design 3.3 Study of traditional textile designs in Indian shawls, Indian sarees, Indian brocades, and Indian-dyed and printed fabric (IKS) Presentations Chalk-Board Demonstration Video Demonstrations
Unit IV
Psychology of clothing 4.1 Origin of fashion and fashion propagation 4.2 First impression. 4.3 Role of social, psychological, and economic aspects of clothing. 4.4 Fashion cycle 4.5 Fashion theories – trickle up, trickle down, and trickle across Presentations Chalk-Board Demonstration Video Demonstrations
Unit V
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Practical / Tutorial Experiences
- * Develop on paper, the natural and geometrical motifs.
- Develop on paper, the decorative and abstract motifs.
- * Develop the design by using any one principle of design (Balance, emphasis, rhythm).
- Develop the design by using any one principle of design (proportions, repetition, and harmony).
- * Develop on paper tints, tones, and shades of any one color.
- * Develop a chart for light theory, pigment theory and standard color wheel.
- Develop the design using achromatic and monochromatic color harmony.
- * Develop the design using analogous and complementary color harmony.
- Develop the design using triadic and polychromatic color harmony.
- * Compose an all-over textile design using diamond and ogee bases.
- Compose an all-over textile design using a square and brick base.
- * Develop on paper an Indian traditional motif.
- * Analyze the factors affecting the psychology of clothing to suggest sensible clothing styles for the given situation. (Office wear, interviews, marriage, reception, picnic, etc.)
- * Draw flat sketches of men’s wear (bell-bottom, blazer, shorts, t-shirts, shirts)(any five)
- * Draw flat sketches of women’s wear (Kurtis, t-shirts, jeans, jumpsuits, evening gowns).(any five)
- Draw flat sketches of kid’s wear (T-shirts, shorts, romper, dungarees, sleepsuit)(any five)
Micro Project / Self Learning
Micro project
- Conduct a survey of people to know the psychology of individuals about clothing.
- Classify the garments according to the situation such as formal wear, party wear, sportswear, etc.
Assignment
- Design garments with the help of color harmonies.
- Collect pictures based on Indian traditional textile designs.
- Develop the designs using a combination of elements and principles of design.
- Draw ten flat sketches according to each gender category.
- Prepare power point presentation for showing different types of traditional textile designs.
- Collect different fashion sketches and identify the elements and principles of design.
Visit
- Visit nearby boutiques, designer shops, and branded shops for current fashions and compile the observations in form of report.
- Visit any garment industry and compile the observations in form of report.
- Visit street fashion shops, malls and compile the observations in form of report.
- Visit any textile mill and compile the observations in form of report.
Laboratory Equipment / Software Required
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Learning Materials / Books
- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Theory of Colors March 15, 1970, by The M.I.T. Press, 9780262570213 (ISBN10: 0262570211)
- Gertrude Lehnert Elements of Fashion and Design. West Duxbury, Manchester.ISBN-9783829020336
- Grosicki Z. Watson’s Textile Design and Color Universal Publishing Corporation – London.ISBN-9781855739956
- Dickerson K. G Inside The Fashion Business Pearson Education Private Limited, Singapore.ISBN-9780130108555
- Gertrud Lehnert History of Fashion in 20th Century West Duxbury; Manchester ISBN No. 9783829020336
Learning Websites & Portals
- The Five Basic Principles of Fashion Design | Textile Merchandising Information about design principles
- SFDA1301.pdf (sathyabama.ac.in) Detailing about Indian traditional textile designs
- Fashion Psychology: What Your Choice in Clothes Say About You (scienceofpeople.com) Information about clothing psychology
- Textile Study – Course (swayam2 .ac.in) Information about printing and dying techniques.
- https://www.slideshare.net/admecinstitute/principles-of-desi gn-30520900 Information about elements and principles of design.
For detail Syllabus of all other subjects of Fashion & Clothing Technology, K scheme do visit Fashion & Clothing Technology 2nd Sem Syllabus for K scheme.
For all Fashion & Clothing Technology results, visit MSBTE Fashion & Clothing Technology all semester results direct links.