Indian and World Costume 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.
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Rationale
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Course Outcomes:
Students will be able to achieve & demonstrate the following COs on completion of course based learning
- Create various costumes styles inspired from the Western costumes.
- Create various costume styles inspired from the Eastern and Middle east costumes.
- Design various costume styles inspired from the North Indian costumes.
- Design various costume styles inspired from the South Indian costumes.
- Design various costume styles inspired from the East Indian costumes.
Unit I
Prominent Western Ethnic Costumes. 1.1 European women’s costumes – Corsets, Engageantes, Panniers, Polonaise Style, Sack Gown, Betsy, Bloomers, Crinoline, Coats and Capes, Robe, Hobble Skirts. 1.2 European men’s costumes – Knee Breeches, Trousers, Coats, Ditto Suits, The Dandy, Trench Coats, Polo Shirts, Gaucho Pants, Baggy Jeans, Bell bottoms. 1.3 European accessories – Parasols, Reticule, Snuff boxes, Walking stick, Jockey Boots, Bowler, Deerstalker cap, Bonnets, Top hat, Fobs. 1.4 American women’s costumes – Cloaks, Leggings, Skirt, Western Dress, Hoop skirts, Ruffled or lace-trimmed blouses, Colonial Dress. 1.5 American men’s costumes – Breechclout, Cowboy attire, Suspenders, Flannel Shirt, Varsity Jacket, Zoot Suits, Jeans. 1.6 American accessories – Turquoise jewelry, Silver jewelry, Bolo ties, Concho belts, Quillwork, Heishi necklace.
Suggested Learning Pedagogie
Presentations, Video Demonstratio Chalk-Board, Demonstratio
Unit II
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Unit III
Indian costumes- North Indian Region. 3.1 Jammu and Kashmir costumes -Peharan, Salwar, Pattu, Skull Cap, Khaji. 3.2 Jammu Kashmir’s traditional accessories – Kashmiri Pashmina Shawls, kangri, Kashmiri Embroidered Scarves (Phirans), Kashmiri Jewelry, Kashmiri Woolen Caps (Pherans). (IKS) 3.3 Punjab costumes – Tehmat/lungi, Kurta, Pyjama, Salwar, Kameeze, Orhani, Churidar, Ghagra, Dupatta, Sherwani, Panjabi phulkari. 3.4 Punjab’s traditional accessories – Turban, Chooda, Nose Ring, Punjabi Jhumka Earrings, Kaleeras, Punjabi Tikka. 3.5 Rajasthan costumes – Dhoti, Kurta, Badiya, Angarakha, Jodhapur Breeches, Achkan, Pichranga Pagdi, Kamberbandi, Khes, Ghagra choli, Bandhani saree. 3.6 Rajasthan’s traditional accessories -Rajasthani Kundan Jewelry, Meenakari Jewelry, Rajasthani Lac Bangles, Rajasthani Ghungroo Anklets, Rajasthani Borla, Rajasthani Nose Rings, Kamarbandh.
Suggested Learning Pedagogie
Presentations, Video Demonstratio Chalk-Board, Demonstratio
Unit IV
Indian costumes- South Indian Region. 4.1 Maharashtrian costumes – Nauvari saree, Paithani saree, Choli , Dhotar, Sadra, Uparni, Barabandi, Coat. (IKS) 4.2 Maharashtrian traditional accessories – Pheta, Pagdi, Kolhapuri Saaj, Thushi Necklace, Mohan Mala, Bugadi, Mangalsutra, Armlet (Vanki). 4.3 Gujrat costumes – Chaniya choli, Chunni, Patola saree, Angrakha, Kedia, Chorno, Kediyu, Dhoti, Kurta. 4.4 Gujrat’s traditional accessories -Bhujodi Shawl, Phento, Rani Haar, Pachchikam, Kundan Batti, Damini, Silver Armlet, Kil, Kandora. 4.5 Karnataka costumes – Mysore Silk Saree, Langa Voni (Pavadai Dhavani), Mundu (Dhoti), Angavastram, Ilkal Saree, Coorg saree, Pattu Pancha (Lungi), Shirt. (IKS) 4.6 Karnataka’s traditional accessories. – Kuppasa, Mundale, Jhimki, Lakshmi Sara, Dollar Sara, Tholu Bandhi.
Suggested Learning Pedagogie
Presentations, Video Demonstratio Chalk-Board, Demonstratio
Unit V
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List of Experiments:
- *Illustrate and render European costume. 2 CO
- * Illustrate and render American costume. 2 CO
- Illustrate and render Indonesian costume. 2 CO
- * Illustrate and render Japanese costume. 2 CO
- * Illustrate and render Egyptian costume. 2 CO
- *Illustrate and render Kashmir costume. 2 CO
- Illustrate and render Punjabi costume. 2 CO
- * Illustrate and render Rajasthani costume. 2 CO
- * Illustrate and render Maharashtrian costume. 2 CO
- Illustrate and render Gujarati costume. 2 CO
- *Illustrate and render Karnataka costume. 2 CO
- * Illustrate and render Assam costume. 2 CO
- * Illustrate and render Manipuri costume. 2 CO
- Illustrate and render Odisha costumes. 2 CO
Self Learning
Visit
- Attend cultural festivals and events celebrating Indian heritage and traditional costumes.
- Visit ethnic markets and bazaars known for selling traditional Indian textiles and costumes..
- Visit to textile and fashion exhibition to observe current trends in costumes and accessories.
- Design costumes inspired by a specific culture or country from around the world.
- Prepare a powerpoint presentation on the traditional costumes of different regions in India, including clothi the cultural significance of each attire.
- Sketch various accessories for different Western regions.
- Sketch various accessories for different Indian regions.
Micro Project
- Prepare a report on research of different saree draping styles from various states in India.
- Prepare a report on the history of ancient costumes for specific countries.
- Submit a portfolio of traditional designer jewelry inspired by different regions of India.
- Redesign costumes for any two movies and submit the portfolio.
Laboratory Equipment
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Learning Materials
- Sara Pendergast and Tom Pendergast, Sarah Hermsen – Project Editor Fashion, Costume and Culture: Clothing, Headwear, Body Decorations and Footwear through the ages. Thomson Gale, ISBN: 9780787654214.
- Mila Contini Fashion from Ancient Egypt to the present day West Duxbury, Manchest ISBN No. 978051709987
- Roshen Alkazi Ancient Indian Costume South Asia Books , ISBN 9780836413342.
- Ritu Kumar Costumes and textiles of royal India Christie’s, ISBN: 9780903432559.
- Elizabeth Ewing History of 20th Century Fashion Quite Specific Media Gro Ltd, ISBN: 97808967623
Learning Websites
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DEZ6oge3HI American costume.
- https://blog.japanwondertravel.com/traditional-japanese-fash ion-and-accessories-21478 Information about Japanese costume and accessories
- https://www.gujaratexpert.com/costumes-jewellery-of-gujarat/ Information about Gujrat costumes a jewelery
- https://www.zerokaata.com/zerokaata-studio/traditional-jewel lery-of-maharashtra/ Information about Maharashtrian je
- https://www.lifestylefun.net/traditional-dress-of-assam-for-men-women-that-exude-rich-cultural-splendor/ Information about Assam costumes.
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