Fashion Design-Interior Design – Aviation Course Training institute in Hyderabad
The word management itself is so vast that anything attached to it will require professional learning and understanding. The term Boutique has been heard by all in their day-to-day lives but is unfamiliar with the study behind and management behind it. A boutique is a place where garments are made by customization as per the requirement of the clients. Every boutique owner must undergo a certificate course in Boutique Management to study the nitty gritty of the garment customization world. The knowledge of fabrics, textures, designs, prints, and stitches all have a lot of variety; therefore, getting to know about them through a professional is a must.
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The certificate course in Boutique Management is for 6 months wherein a student who has cleared their 10th Standard can apply for the course on the website. The ease of the admission process makes it accessible to all the students willing to be a part of the design industry. The early one starts it becomes easier for them to set up their venture at the earliest and start making money out of their business. The best part about this course is that it doesn't require any formal education for the applicant before applying. Boutique Management is like a small-scale business wherein a person should be able to handle all the legalities and formalities on their own. The course ensures to impart the required knowledge along with the case studies of the big designers and designs. The flexibility of attending the course is such that an applicant can choose between the regular classes or weekends as per their availability. The need to be independent can be easily met by understanding the requirements of your business and meeting the expectation of the client in the best possible way.Â
S.No | Subject Code | Subjects | Paper (Theory/Practical) | Instructions (hr/week) | Exam (Hrs) | Theory | Practical | Total |
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1 | CBM01 | Principal of Fashion | Theory | 4 | 3 | 100 | - | 100 |
2 | CBM02 | Fashion Illustrations | Theory/Practical | 6 | 3 | 50 | 50 | 100 |
3 | CBM03 | Pattern Making & Garment Construction | Theory/Practical | 8 | 3 | 50 | 50 | 100 |
4 | CBM04 | Surface Ornamentation | Theory/Practical | 2 | 3 | 50 | 50 | 100 |
5 | CBM05 | Introduction to Textiles | Theory/Practical | 2 | 3 | 50 | 50 | 100 |
6 | CBM06 | Marketing & Merchandising | Theory | 2 | 3 | 100 | - | 100 |
400 | 200 | 600 |
PRINCIPLES OF FASHION
Introduction to fashion designing
Classification of fashion
Categories of fashion
Color theory
Elements design
Principles of design
Classification of figure types
Fashion accessories
National and International designers
FASHION ART & ILLUSTRATION
Mechanical & flesh out figure
Fashion figure drawing
Freehand sketching
Figure in motion
Facial features
Hairstyles
Basic drapes & folds
Different rendering techniques
Sketching of fashion details
Line collections
PATTERN MAKING & GARMENT CONSTRUCTION
Sewing machine and its attachments
Basic stitches and seams
samples of basic stitches, seams and seam finishes,
neck finishes and plackets
Child bodice block
General principles of taking body measurements
Fullness
Yokes
Collars
Sleeves
Placket openings
Fasteners application
Baby frocks (A-line, yoke)
Women’s bodice block
Drafting and stitching of kurta
Drafting and stitching of skirt
Drafting and stitching of salwar & chudidar
Drafting and stitching of blouse
Drafting and stitching of saree petticoat
Pattern layout & cost sheet
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SURFACE ORNAMENTATION
Basic Embroidery stitches
Patchwork &Appliqué,
Quilting & Smocking
TEXTILE SCIENCE
Types of prints
Enlargement and reduction of motifs
Straight, alternate, cross, brick, mirror & all-over repeats
Different rendering techniques
Preparation of material for dyeing and printing
Developing designs for tie and dye
Methods of dyeing – direct & vat , napthol & acid
Block printing and screen printing
Developing design for batik
Classification of textile fibers
Properties of natural fibers
Properties of synthetic fibers
Yarns & Basic spinning
Weaving
Finishes
Dyeing process
Printing process
MARKETING & MERCHANDISING
Fashion Terminology
International markets & trends
Fashion Forecasting
Marketing policies
Visual Merchandising