Fashion Design Course Hong Kong

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Frenchreality TV show Les Anges worked with ITS to provide a fashion challenge forcontestants.Course leader Fa Harrington features in episode 82, shown in France in October 2020 andavailable onYouTube.

NEW IN 2024: Needlepoint with Johan VerbruggenNeedlepoint, a form of embroidery using a threaded needle to create decorative stitches on fabric,offers many benefits for kids.

Firstly, it enhances fine motor skills and hand-eye co-ordination as well as dexterity. Secondly, itencourages patience and focus as children work on a project over time and must concentrate, followpatterns and pay attention to detail. This ability to stay engaged and focused often translates intoimproved concentration in other areas of life including school-work.

Of course it is also a creative outlet for self-expression. Participants can choose their own colours andpatterns and allow their imaginations to flourish boosting confidence and nurturing artistic ability.

Johan Verbruggen

Johan has a rich family heritage oftextile, lace, and embroiderymanufacturing. The story begins withJohan's great-great-grandparents whofounded a lacemaking business in thecity of Lier, near Antwerp, Belgium,back in 1876. Their specializationincluded silk tulle hand-embroideredlace and petit-point, showcasing theirexpertise in artisanal needlepointtechniques.

Inspired by his upbringing surrounded by exquisite textiles and intricate embroidery, Johanpursued a career in design, working for renowned establishments such as Liberty of London andThe Royal Collection Trust at Buckingham Palace.

Buckingham Palace commissioned Johan to design several Tapestry kits, including the ImperialState Crown, Welsh Daffodil, Scottish Thistle and the English Rose.

Since 2017, Johan is based in Hong Kong and has started passing on his embroidery skillsthrough workshops and sewing events.

Workshop:

In this workshop, you will learn the art of stitching various types of stitches, allowing you to adda personal touch to any needlepoint project. The workshop begins with the fundamentals,starting from setting up the frame and properly attaching the canvas to it.

In each lesson, you will acquire new stitching techniques. The original Warhol Cherry design,exclusively created using tent stitch, was commissioned by a UK magazine. Through thisworkshop, we will enhance the cushion by transforming it into a multi-textured design. You willhave the freedom to decide how to make your project distinctive and one-of-a-kind and will beguided throughout the course to finish your stitching experience successfully.

Course costs HK$2200 for 4 x 2-hour sessions.Kit and frame (worth HK$1100 included)

Tapestry:

The goal of this workshop extends beyond acquiring a new skill; it also aims to introduce you toa method of relaxation that can be practiced conveniently within the confines of your ownhome. Participants will learn to initiate a tapestry project and gain the knowledge needed tocontinue their progress beyond the duration of the course so that ultimately, they have abeautiful and unique piece they can enjoy for many years to come.

1: Introduction to theSewing Machine and Basic Sewing - for those who have never used the sewingmachine before or have done only straight stitches. Further your sewing skills using bothdomestic sewing machine & over locker (serger), including how to sew a pocket with zipper, makea patch pocket and apply basic embellishment. To make the workshop even more exciting forbeginners, students will learn how to make a tote bag which contains compartments inside andoutside, using different stitches from domestic sewing machine. At the end of the series, theywill have a tote bag made from their own idea and creativity.

5sessions (10 hrs) at HKD2080.(fabrics included)

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From strategic planning to innovative design, meticulous fitting, effective selling, and streamlined manufacturing, Browzwear's 3D solutions transform the creative process. Explore the seamless journey from concept to clothing, meticulously crafted and brought to life through the power of 3D.

Browzwear recently partnered with The Hong Kong Polytechnic University's School of Fashion and Textiles to introduce an innovative 3D design course in activewear and intimates. This collaboration not only focuses on imparting essential 3D skills to students but also includes hands-on training and cutting-edge 3D trend seminars. The goal is to offer a comprehensive learning experience in a real-world setting.

After several months of coursework, students demonstrated a strong understanding of core 3D fashion technology principles. Two students, Misty Chiu and Rosita Tse, embarked on a summer internship at the Browzwear Hong Kong office, where they showcased their creativity through 3D technology-assisted projects.

Misty's project, "PROTECTION," drew inspiration from natural landscapes and utilized earthy colors to design outdoor activewear. Her adept use of 3D technology not only transformed design sketches into precise digital garments but also conveyed a strong message of environmental preservation through the Avatar's presentation in realistic settings.

On the other hand, Rosita's project, "LOST IN THE RHYTHM," found its inspiration in the 1920s music scene and 'The Great Gatsby.' Her collection of intimates showcased high tailoring and a blend of sensuality and modernism, demonstrating her growth as a 3D student.

Looking ahead, Browzwear remains committed to advancing the industry's application of 3D technology by collaborating with educational partners and supporting students in mastering 3D technology. Their aim is to drive the digitalization of the fashion industry through practical applications, thereby shaping a more tech-savvy and innovative generation of fashion designers.

At The Online Fashion Design Institute, we don't just teach fashion design; we encourage every student to access and nurture their own natural sense of flair and creativity. We also teach the technical and practical skills necessary to translate those design ideas into reality. Our course is up-to-date and comprehensive, covering every aspect of fashion design.

The Online Fashion Design Course is delivered online and consists of 12 modules and 12 corresponding assignments. You can study in your own time and at your own pace to get the most out of every module. Normally, you would expect to be dedicating an average of about 4-6 hours per week for 24 weeks. However, many students take up to one year to complete their studies because of family or work commitments. Extensions are available for purchase if required.

This course provides students with exclusive access to professionally shot HD video tutorials. These videos complement the course modules by explaining fashion design techniques and processes as well as demonstrating historic, iconic, and on-trend fashion designs.

Students have the opportunity to delve deeper into specific areas of interest in fashion design by purchasing Advanced Modules. These are similar to short courses and are specially formulated materials to challenge motivated students to achieve more.

The Online Fashion Design Institute offers you the most advanced and comprehensive online solution to learning available today. We offer the most thorough home study course in Fashion Design using the very latest online learning techniques. Our commitment to providing the highest quality training program has resulted in unique teaching and student support systems, which produce unparalleled results.

Everyone dresses, thus building a unique visual identity. Kathryn Hagen has spent much of her adult life exploring global fashion culture and the relationship of the designer to the fine artist. She believes in the validity of thinking with your hands and the value of the maker in this extreme technological age.

Amy (Amelia) Williams, Ed.D. is a Change Consultant focused on sustainability strategies advocating for environmental and social justice, and specifically, gender equity initiatives. She earned her Doctorate of Education from the University of Southern California, Rossier School of Education in OrganisationalChange and Leadership, and completed a Leadership Fellowship at the California College of the Arts.

Dr. Kay Khan (Ed.D) (Dr. K) is an Educator, Author, Content Creator, Marketer, Designer and has held many professional titles over the years. Since 2002, these titles, which include Founder, Lecturer, Retail Store Manager, Makeup Artist, and Instructional Designer, and Apparel Manufacturing Consultant (Product Development) have aligned perfectly with her Bachelors Degree in Apparel Merchandising and Management/Apparel Production, Masters of Arts and Doctorate of Education.

Laura studied a Diploma of Fashion Design and then completed her Advanced Diploma of Fashion Design. She started with her eye on costume design, but after experiencing the fast-paced and trend-driven environment of the global fashion scene, she was hooked.

Katharine studied Fashion Design and Styling and began her professional fashion career as a cutter and patternmaker. She designed and managed womenswear fashion ranges for several brands, supplying retailers globally. Building and leading design teams through these years, Katharine attained extensive experience in fabric sourcing and initiating and implementing off-shore development programs.

Maben is currently a senior majoring in Japanese and Fashion Design with a minor in Apparel Merchandising. She was able to connect both interests in fashion and East Asian culture during her first internship in Asia's fashion capital, Hong Kong, the summer before her junior year.

In Hong Kong, Maben served as a raw materials intern at Carter's Global Sourcing Ltd., where she gained a better understanding of color matching and fabric development by performing hands-on textile work while collaborating with their color team.

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