DST63504- Unconventional Wearable Art

 For this Final assignment, 2 looks had to be done where I decided to make a dress for look 1 and a set of blazer and trousers for look two.

[1] FINAL DESIGN AND TECHNICAL DRAWING. 

Final Design: 

Technical drawing: look 1 {dress}

Technical drawing: look 2{blazer}

{trousers}

[2] PATTERN DRAFTING PROCESS

Look 1 {Dress}:

front bodice of the dress

back bodice of the dress (cut 2)

Skirt of the dress which will be attached to the bodice

Tulle skirt is pattern had been manipulated using the slashing method and the desired length is added

[look 2]

master pattern for back blazer:

Master Pattern for front blazer:

blazer pattern on the dummy [side view]

blazer pattern on the dummy [front view]

pattern layout:

trouser patterns:

drafting of the waistband pants:

[2] GARMENT MAKING PROCESS

[LOOK 1]

cutting out of fabric: 

transferring of pattern markings:

Making up of the dress bodice, viscose rayon used and medium weight black interfacing was applied, along with a layer of tulle fabric on the base fabric. [front view]

back view of the dress bodice

the layering of the tulle skirt was done. 

I machine stitched all the skirt tulle panel using french seam for a neat and professional look. 

the five layers of tulle was then held on the base skirt using a temporary tacking stitch which was then sewn onto the bodice all at once.  

Finally, the dress was lined after making up the dress. 

[LOOK 2]

Since it was my first time trying the two notch collar design, I was requested to try out a toile before I start working with my actual fabric. 

here is me trying out the two notch collar on calico fabric

For the toile I tried only half of the garment. 

pattern layout.

seams were press open throughout the mounting of the whole blazer for a more professional finish.

process of making the blazer

process of mounting the garment:

process of applying the lining:

sleeve detail:

buttons were custom made: 

making of the flowers:

THE RESULT: 

LOOK 1:

LOOK 2: