Fab Fashion
Trends That Won't End
Welcome
Welcome to Fab Fashion! Hi, my name is Donamarie Ferro. I'm a 12 year old in Fashion 101, and this is my blog. I made this to show different aspects of the fashion world and ways to create. I will post tricks, tips, and how-to's.
Sketching and Design
Sketching
Tip: When you are sketching a figure, remember to make all the body parts proportionate. This is the first step before you start to design an outfit.
Designing
When designing a new outfit use a variety of colors and textures to your material.
Style
When creating an outfit you need to decide on not only how you want it to look, but if the shades and colors all match your theme.
Interior Design
Contemporary
- Modern
- Clean and fresh
- Open space
Shabby Chic
- Rustic style
- Appearance of old furniture
- Antique and homey
Victorian
- Dramatic
- Classy and elegant
- Antique
Movin Groovin Marketing
When advertising or marketing, remember to broadcast the product and get a celebrity or well known speaker to sponsor it. Use bright, colorfully things to draw attention to your product.
Fab Fashion Throwback (1990's)
Grunge Look
In the 90's, the grunge look was an inexpensive popular trend.
Bare Midriff
As fashion progressed, girls started to show more skin. The style started as tying shirts up.
Two Piece Formal
Formal styles changed too. No longer long sleeves and long skirts. Tops get cropped and skirts shrink.
Sewing Construction
In Fashion class, you learn how to hand sew and stitch. Using a needle, we made felt monkeys. Using felt and thread we cut, and stitched, these adorable things!
How-To Weekly
Come check out our weekly How-To D.I.Y., craft, or projects. Every week there is a new trend or fad to add to your life. Customers and viewers can comment below or email a suggestion or improvement.
This week we have a knotted t-shirt. Although there are many versions of a knotted t-shirt, today we are showing you the side version. With this shirt, you do not need any sewing material. The required items are a pair of scissors and a t-shirt. To make this shirt, measure how tight you want to make it and the extra material is the part you cut evenly. Do this on both sides, then stretch. With the front and back of the shirt, double knot the strips of fabric together. This brings the shirt back together. If you want to do extra, cut off any sleeve parts and make the shirt a muscle t-shirt.