Sticker Dolly Dressing Fashion Designer London and New York Collection

Synopsis

Dress the dolls for a movie premiere in Leicester Square, a stroll in Kew Gardens and cycling by the river Thames before jetting off to New York and visiting Broadway, Long Island and Central Park. With over 450 stickers, including over 150 blank stickers for children to customise, plus hints and tips for colour combinations and patterns.

Summary

Chapter 1

The first chapter of the book introduces the reader to the a world of fashion design where they will be able to create their own designs. The chapter starts off with an overview of the different materials that can be used to make a design, such as fabric, trims, and buttons. It then guides the reader through the steps of creating different styles and looks, from patterned styles to monochromatic looks. It provides tips on how to choose the right fabrics, buttons, and other accessories for each outfit, as well as how to combine colors and textures to create a cohesive look. Additionally, the chapter elaborates on the importance of thinking about the fit and overall look when designing an outfit. To give readers an example, the chapter includes a description of a design created by the fashion designer using tired and unusual colors to create a bold, yet classy ensemble.

Chapter 2

The second chapter focuses on how to properly sew clothing, beginning with the basics of using a sewing machine. It offers step-by-step instructions for sewing all the pieces of an outfit together, as well as the different types of stitches that can be used and when. It also provides guidance on attatching different types of trims and hems, such as ruffles, pleats, and scallops, and how to finish seams. Additionally, the chapter advises on how to choose the right types of fabrics for a project, such as lightweight cottons for summer styles and heavier woolen fabrics for winter designs. To provide readers with an example, the chapter provides a description of a skirt designed by a fashion designer using different types of fabrics and trims.

Chapter 3

The third chapter takes readers through the process of designing their own fashion collections. It offers tips on how to draw sketches, choosing colors, fabrics, and concepts to make their vision come to life. It then guides readers through the steps of constructing the pieces, from cutting the fabric to attaching the pieces together. It even covers the details of pressing, finishing, and accessories. Additionally, the chapter outlines how to present the collection and allows readers to explore the collections of famous fashion designers to get inspirations for their own collections. To give readers a sense of the process, the chapter contains several images of actual fashion collections created by top fashion designers.

Chapter 4

The fourth and final chapter of the book covers the topic of marketing and selling fashion designs. It explains the various ways fashion designers can present their collections to potential buyers and how to effectively communicate with them. It also includes information on how to make a portfolio, set up an online store and determine pricing. Additionally, the chapter introduces readers to different types of fashion shows, such as design exhibitions and fashion weeks, where they can showcase their work and approximate cost and expenses. To provide readers with an example, the chapter includes an overview of a fashion show held in London, which included many designs from established fashion designers.