Using clothing materials for local style modeling

That is, the contrast of the style design, "material guided, art based innovation" structural design method. First, select suitable materials for different materials and be inspired by different materials for structural modeling. The method of plane pattern deployment is used to form the state of the curved surface for comparison, and the selected fabric samples are made locally in three dimensions. For example, the design of the overlapping collar can be stereoscopic with different fabrics, and the best plan is determined after comparison. Each garment's local details can be applied to solid samples.

This kind of training is guided by the material characteristics as a structural design. It is practical and maneuverable to use the scientific and artistic perspective to analyze and feel the characteristics of materials and carry out the style decomposition and modeling training. Afrank Ferre, a fashion designer in Italy, once said, "according to my experience, the design of clothing works, on the one hand, should study the dynamics of the human body. On the other hand, it is necessary to pay attention to the art of fabrics and the stereoscopic state that can be formed, because fabrics can exert great weight on people's feelings.

Therefore, in the process of design and creation, I pay special attention to whether the fabric is new or out of date, and its basic state, and then draw a picture of my thoughts into a design diagram, and I will quickly do the production work, and always think that the human body is moving. The clothing designed should give people a feeling, which should be emphasized by designers. Ferre's design experience tells us that the structural design with material as the guide and art as the innovation is a modern mode of thinking. In particular, it should be sensitive to new textile fabrics, and should be selected and applied accurately. At the same time, it should be consistent with the styling style while maintaining the fabric style, so as to make the garment modeling perfect.