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Following the first volume of Fashion Draping Techniques, which focused on details such as collars, sleeves and knots, this new volume, richly illustrated with photographs and drawings, takes a step forward and moves on to complete items of clothing, such as dresses, blouses, jackets, and skirts, all explained in a detailed and easy to understand manner. Each chapter also includes suggestions about what kind of fabric to use in each piece of clothing. Draping involves working with fabric directly on the dress stand, allowing designers to bring their creations to life, adapting the style and fit as they work. The results are new styles, cuts and lines that form a new three-dimensional prototype, without the standardized restrictions of flat cut patternmaking. This gives designers an immediate idea of what their creation will look like and easily lets them decide how to move forward, through the use of toile, pins, pleats, modules, draping, craftsmanship, and boundless creativity.
Danilo Attardi is a well-known Italian fashion designer, consultant and professor. His innate passion and vocation for fashion emerged in his mother’s boutique. During his first year as a fashion student, he took part in AltaRoma, AltaRoma, Italy's most important fashion show, then went on to establish his own label, Danilo Attardi Studio, after having completed his studies in Rome, Milan and Florence. In addition to designing collections, Attardi teaches modelling and fashion design techniques and advises companies related to the fashion industry, including, Brunello Cucinelli, Max Mara, Moncler, Benetton, Miroglio Group, Saint Laurent and Red Valentino.
The importance of fabrics.
Work tools. Dress stands and other equipment. Toile fabric. Working on the bias. How to detect and mark the main points on the dress stand. Practical tips. The decisive cut. Industrialisation of the model. Research and study of the model. Preparation of the toile to be modelled on the dress stand.
Dropped armhole maxi jacket. Calculating the toile to be modeled. How to make the sleeve. How to attach the sleeve to the armhole. Control points of the model. Drafting the jacket body. Drafting the sleeve model. Tips on making up. Suggested fabrics
Cape with wide sleeves. Preparing the toile to be modelled. Removing excess toile. Cutting the armhole. Marking the new sleeve join. Wide sleeve. How to detect and mark the sleeve. Drafting the model. Drafting a wide sleeve on the bias. Tips on making up. Suggested fabrics.
Bolero with sleeves and pleats. Modelling breast darts. How to construct a sleeve on the table. How to mark the sleeve. Drafting the model. Drafting the jacket body. Drafting the sleeve model. Tips on making up. Suggested fabrics.
Dress with draped bodice. Preparing the cloth. Bodice back. Modelling the skirt. Control points of the model. Drafting the model. Tips on making up. Suggested fabrics.
Asymmetrical shirt with draped sleeve. Shirt front. How to attach the front and back. Removing excess toile. Constructing the sleeve. How to attach the sleeve to the armhole. How to detect and mark the sleeve. Drafting the sleeve. Drafting the shirt front. Drafting the shirt back. Tips on making up. Suggested fabrics.
Top with bow. Calculating the toile to be modeled. Balancing the centre front and breast level. Removing excess toile. How to mark the model. Balancing the model. Drafting the model. Tips on making up. Suggested fabrics.
One shoulder dress with volume on the skirt. Preparing the toile to be modelled. Modelling piece no. 1. Modelling piece no. 2. Calculating the toile for the skirt. Modelling the skirt with volume-draping. Modelling the back of the skirt on the bias. Finishing the bodice back. How to mark the model. Drafting the model front. Drafting the model back. Tips on making up. Suggested fabrics. Balloon dress with volume. Calculating the toile. Modelling the toile. How to mark the model. Drafting the model. Tips on making up. Suggested fabrics.
Glossary of fabrics. Soft falling fabrics. Stiff fabrics. Lightweight sheer fabrics. Non-woven fabrics. Innovative fabrics. Wool fabrics