Monday, November 24, 2008
Challenges of the home fashion industry
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Friday, November 14, 2008
Guest Lecture
I was very inspired by the guest speaker we had today. She was very ingformative and what made it better was the fact that she got her degree at UNCG. She seemed to be very pleased and thrill to be doing what she was just by the tone of her voice and how happy she was to talk about it. I really learned that you have to find that thing that interest you the most that niche. Trying new things and know people may get you that small connection you need to go further with you career. Listening to the thing she has done really made me thing about what i want to do because honestly I wasn't sure where i was going with this major. Fashion has always interest me and I love putting things togther and seeing what new designs are out there but was still scared that I might not get anything out of this major. But after listening to Elyse's lecture today totally inspired me to go out and find my niche. Try to open doors for myself and see whats out there for my career path. Starting early is the best way to go.
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Monday, October 27, 2008
Usability vs Art?
What is fashion art or just for wearing? I think its definitly both. Whether you mean to be artsy with your clothes or not most of the time you are. When it comes to art its how most people express themselves, I know I like to. Your more than likely not going to wear something thats not comfortable to you, if your sad you will prolly not wear something bright. The art form of clothing refers to the shape, color, texture, how it fits the body, etc. Where as usability is the place or occasion the outfit is being worn. Either way you are expressing yourself. I like to wear things that are noticed that look good and fit my body type and make me feel comfortable. I know thats how most people would like to dress. I think the Milan fashion show were absolutely wonderful this year, they were edgy and some over the top very interesting to watch and analyse, they were very artistic but yet they had alot of things people can wear in everyday life and still feel like they are expressing themselves with that clothing style. I think its very important for the wearer to feel good in their clothing while still try to portray that feeling or that mood and the clothes in the Milan fashion show allow just that.
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Thursday, October 2, 2008
my inspiration
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Friday, September 12, 2008
Organic and Environmentally Friendly Clothing
To be honest I have never really thought about the organic and environmentally friendly clothing. I knew that it was available and becoming more popular but I myself had never really said oh I want to go out and buy that or I want to know more about that. When we talk about conservation and eco friendly lifestyles a lot of that is placed more on climate change, pollution, water, wildlife, and farming. Most people font think about clothing as affecting the environment. The environment today is definetly not at good as it used to be. Global warming is getting worse and worse everyday and people are starting to realize just that. It seems that this “Going Green” thing is becoming very popular. I have even seen shirts and bags in the bookstore on campus talking about it. Fibers are gathered and combed to prepare for yarn making during the actual fabric making process. Since cotton is so oily in nature it takes numerous amounts of our drinking water and energy to clean the natural oils off the cotton fibers. Although the environmentally friendly clothing may be more expensive, I think most people will be willing to pay a little more to help save the world they live in. Now that I know a little more about organic clothing I am looking forward to seeing what different types of fashion they come up with.
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Thursday, September 4, 2008
Favorite Designer
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