final Flashcards

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Theme

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topic for a fashion forecast that has a unifying, dominant idea

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Inspiration for Theme

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The News, Art, and Politics – newsworthy events, political shifts, architectural innovations, and art shows
The Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibits
The Victoria & Albert Museum in London
www.fashionandtextilesmuseums.com
Middle East wars
Films such as An Inconvenient Truth or Before the Flood

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Scientific approach

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Scientific approach – forecasters research and collect tangible data from:

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Artistic approach

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Artistic approach – forecaster relies on creativity to access and record:

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Color forecasting

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gathering, evaluating, understanding, and interpreting information to predict the colors for the upcoming seasons

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Color forecaster

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specialist in the research and development of color prediction

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Color Evolution

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occurs from season to season

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Color palette

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a range of colors

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Color story

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a palette of colors used to identify, organize, and connect ideas and products

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Color theory

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the study of color and its meaning in the worlds of art and design

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Color wheel/color circle

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a visual representation of colors arranged according to their chromatic relationship

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Primary colors –
Secondary colors –
Tertiary colors -

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Primary colors – colors at their basic essence
Cannot be created by mixing others
Secondary colors – a mixture of two primaries
Tertiary colors – a mixture of primary and secondary hues

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Complementary colors

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– located opposite each other on a color wheel

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Analogous colors

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– located close together on a color wheel

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Hue

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the color itself

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Value

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– the lightness or darkness of the color

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Intensity

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– the saturation or brightness of a color

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Tint

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– a hue that has white added

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Shade

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– a hue with black added

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Tone

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– a hue with gray added

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Color scheme

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– a group of colors in relation to each other

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Monochromatic color schemes

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two or more colors from one hue

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Neutral color scheme

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– white, black, gray, brown, and cream

Neutral colors do not appear on the color wheel

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Discordant color schemes

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include colors that “clash”

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Textile
– flexible fabric made from natural or manufactured films, fibers, or yarns; woven, knitted, or assembled of layers
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Trim
``` – used to embellish a product Lace Ribbons Beads Feathers ```
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Findings
``` – add performance qualities to a product or used decoratively Zippers Elastic Velcro Thread ```
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Material
– the substance of which an item or thing is made
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Fiber –
– hairlike substance; basic building block for most yarns and fabrics Two types: Natural Manufactured
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Natural Fibers
cotton, flax, wool and silk
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Manufactured Fibers
fibers that are created using science and technology
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Yarns
– created by spinning and twisting fibers together to create long, continuous strands
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Fabric structure
– method in which textiles are constructed
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Categories of Fabric Structure
Woven fabrics – created by weaving interlacing yarns at right angles Knit fabrics – interlooping yarns using needles to create fabric Nonwoven fabrics – fibers held together by bonding, tangling, felting, creating films, or fusing
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Types of Printing:
``` Application /direct printing Discharge printing Resist printing Tie-dyeing Batik Digital printing ```
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Finishes
– any chemical or mechanical process that a fabric undergoes to alter its inherent properties
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“Look” segment of forecast | `
``` Design elements Principles Innovations Shapes Silhouettes Combinations of features ```
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Design elements
``` building blocks for designed products Line Silhouette Shape Details Color Texture ```
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Line
have direction, width and length
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Silhouette
– overall outline or outside shape of a design or a garment
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Details
– lines on the inside of a garment
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What Is a Final Forecast
Create a professional-quality forecast Visually stimulating product Develop compelling script
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Two portions of a final fashion forecast:
Visual portion - Presentation boards - Computer-generated slides - Imagery created for the Web Written portion - Verbally presented to an audience through a script - Recorded as part of a webinar - Text on the presentation boards
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Layout
directs how the viewer perceives and understands the message and meaning of the prediction `