ADLC Fashion Illustration 1 Assignment 3 10 Models

ADLC Fashion Illustration 1 Assignment 3: 10 Models Daniel Cohen 28 Dec 2016

Beach Wear His shirt is light-weight viscose, in light blue color. It no buttons, it just hangs loose. The shorts are cotton, more rugged than viscose, with the inner liner instead of underwear. The shorts feature red trim, a draw-string, and small pockets. Sandals are brown leather.

Beach Wear Her shirt is light-weight viscose, in light blue color. It no buttons, it just hangs loose. The shorts and bra are cotton, more rugged than viscose, with the inner liner instead of underwear. The shorts feature red trim, a draw-string, and small pockets. Sandals are brown leather.

60’s Go-go Psychedelic swirls of color on jacket, and peace symbols, are theme. Jacket and pants are made of broadcloth print on the outside, and broadcloth white lining. Jacket has white collar and blue trim. The cuffs are wide-flared but otherwise plain and smooth. Pants legs are close-fit from waist to knees, then a wide-flared cuffs. Leather belt is decorated with peace medallions all around. Go-go boots are white, vinyl, pullons with flat soles.

60’s Go-go Psychedelic swirls of color on the onepiece dress, and peace symbols, are theme. Dress is made of broadcloth print on the outside, and broadcloth white lining. It has red trim around the collar. The cuffs are wide-flared but otherwise plain and smooth. The skirt flare matches the cuffs. Red leather belt, matching the dress neck trim, is decorated with a peace medallion buckle. Go-go boots are white, vinyl, pull-ons with flat soles.

Business Suit Light blue colour jacket and pants, white shirt, red tie, brown shoes. Blue belt with brass buckle.

Business Suit Light blue colour jacket and pants, white shirt, brown shoes. Instead of a tie, she wears a beaded chain, beaded buttons on her shirt, and her belt is studded with the same red beads. Her arms and pants are a tiny bit shorter than the Business man’s, to make her arms and legs look a little longer. Her shoes have low-rise heels.

Winter Hiker A bulky and warm jacket and pants from MEC here in Calgary. Both items have an outer shell of light-weight nylon, rip-stop, and moisture-resistant. The jacket features a full hood to protect his head from the cold wind. The pants feature zippered legs, to remove the lower part of the leg if wanted. All pockets have zipper closures. All zippers are heavy-duty with large pulls. The boots shown are generic because every hiker will choose their own special brand style.

Winter Hiker A bulky and warm jacket and pants from MEC here in Calgary. Both items have an outer shell of light-weight nylon, rip-stop, and moisture-resistant. The jacket features a full hood to protect her head from the cold wind. The pants feature zippered legs, to remove the lower part of the leg if wanted. All pockets have zipper closures. All zippers are heavy-duty with large pulls. The boots shown are generic because every hiker will choose their own special brand style.

Unisex Skirt The denim jacket is purple with brass buttons, epaulettes, and patch pockets. Top -stitching outlines and emphasizes the arms, pockets, hem, and front, along with brass buttons. Bare arms balance the bare legs, although any shirt or T-shirt would be appropriate. The skirt is flared (wider than A-line) and made of light-weight viscose, allowing any wind to swirl the fabric like a flag. It’s blue with a bold printed stripe all around, and an invisible hem. The beltless waist-band is the same bold stripe as the skirt. Leg-warmers are optional. This pair is loose -knit wool, and extra-long to include the knees. The upper cuffs hide elastic garters, which are needed for outdoor activities. Bare feet are optional, too. He’s not wearing ankle-decorations because the long legwarmers would interfere.

Unisex Skirt The denim jacket is purple with brass buttons, epaulettes, and patch pockets. Top-stitching outlines and emphasizes the arms, pockets, hem, and front, along with brass buttons. Bare arms balance the bare legs, although any shirt or T-shirt would be appropriate. The skirt is flared (wider than A-line) and made of light-weight viscose, allowing any wind to swirl the fabric like a flag. It’s blue with a bold printed stripe all around, and an invisible hem. The beltless waist-band is the same bold stripe as the skirt. Leg-warmers are optional. This pair is loose-knit wool, and extra-long to include the knees. The upper cuffs hide elastic garters, which are needed for outdoor activities. Bare feet are optional, too. She’s not wearing ankle-decorations because the long leg-warmers would interfere.

About the boy and the unisex skirt: Today’s fashion is so casual that we’re forgetting about emphasizing our bodies. Everybody I know wears skinny pants, tights, and a sweater, in dark, soft fabric. But I like expressive legs and arms, on others as well as myself. When I wear short-shorts, the girls say I look good, so already I am a walking contradiction between fashion and convention. This year I tried skirts. I found denim skirts in second-hand stores, and viscose pleated skirts in the malls. All are low-cost, casual and practical, and not feminine, but mostly short mini-skirts. They’re easy to fit, and easy to combine into outfits with any shirt, sweater, or jacket. In the fall I add leg-warmers, or sometimes leggings, and warm sweaters. I needed advice though, so when I asked, I learned two rules about mini-skirts: Rule #1 – Walk with confidence. Rule #2 – Your legs are on display. They are the focus. In fact, bare legs offer the opportunity to show off bobby-sox or ankle decorations. Short skirts are so comfortable that I now hate wearing pants. Some ladies I’ve talked with, tell me that they feel the same way. However modesty is sometimes a problem. There is no resolution for this, so it’s up to each individual to decide how to dress. So now, I have decided that skirts should be unisex and general. Bare feet is another matter. I myself have always found bare feet to be more comfortable than any shoes. But my experience around the city, is that the taboo against bare feet is even stronger than the custom that men don’t wear skirts.