School Assignments and Projects 2012 - 2014

 

Here you will find some of my old school projects and assignments I did while taking the Fashion Design and Merchandising Program at the Centre for Arts and Technology in Kelowna. 

60's Modern Swing Dress

This was one of the first draping assignments I did. My teacher Suzy had us drape the dress with fabric that was similar to the real fabric we would be using for the final garment.

 

I chose this futuristic inspired graphic print fabric because I loved the colours. I paired this dress with heel-less high heels to create the final look. 

 

Sale: Not for Sale

 

Photography: Adam Hayward

Note: Model has not been altered in photoshop.

 

 

Spring/Summer Golf Set

This was one of my favorite projects as I was able to design something related to active wear. One of the few sports I played was golf, so it only made sense for me to design the perfect outfit for it.

 

The skirt features a regular side zipper so that it's snag free while it boasts pockets big enough to hold an minimum of three golf balls, a phone, some tees, score card, keys, some change and credit card, as well as one of your favorite lip glosses. Built in shorts made with a stay cool fabric makes this skirt the most functional (and fashionable) skirt on the market, plus, who doesn't like pleated plaids?

 

The collared golf tee is made with the same stay cool fabric while also complying with the golf etiquette standards. What's unique about the shirt though is it's design, Altough it looks like a raglan sleeved shirt, The shirt has a side panel that comes into the sleeve to allow the maximum amount of tension used when swinging a club. I designed it like this so that there would be no chaffing on the under arm and no chance of popping the seams whilst playing the game.