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Fashion Project 1 (DST64304)

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Contents Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Week 13 Week 14 Week 15 WEEK 1 Today was the first day of our Semester 2 and Fashion Project 1 class, and it definitely set the tone for a challenging but exciting 4 months ahead. We were briefed on the MIB and the assignment brief . The main highlight? We will be participating in a fashion show collaboration with Oppo x Chagee and UNESCO ! It's such a huge opportunity, but it also means the pressure is on because the fashion show is scheduled almost around  mid to end of the semester in June , leaving us with limited time to prepare. For our final assignment, each of us must design and produce one Malaysian Kebaya . It sounds straightforward at first, but once we dived into the research, I quickly realized how much there is to learn. As an international student, understanding the traditional Southeast Asian garments like the kebaya has been pretty overwhelming. It was difficult to ...

Fashion Illustration (DST64104)

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Contents TASK 01 - WEEK 01 - WEEK 04 TASK 02 - WEEK 04 - WEEK 06 TASK 03 - WEEK 07 - WEEK 10 FINAL PROJECT - WEEK 11 - WEEK 14 TASK 01   WEEK 01 - WEEK 04 ( 22.04.2025 - 13.05.2025 ) Week 01 Our Fashion Illustration module for Semester 2 began with a briefing on the module information booklet and assignment details. Task 01 required us to explore the ‘Hatching’ technique using black Artline pens (sizes 0.2 to 0.8) on an A3 illustration board , based on a Black & White Avant Garde fashion theme. Mr. Jr introduced us to the basics of hatching, specifically angled hatch strokes , which not only help in building stability in our pen control but also act as a foundational technique for future illustration experiments using various media. We were instructed to select a fashion editorial reference  from Pinterest, and to show Mr. Jr to approve the editorial we were also tasked to practice hatching this was to be done  before attempting the illustration, we were to do a...