fashion design

When a third person in three years goes missing, presumed dead, July Fourth weekend in Winston, California, sixteen-year-old budding fashion designer Clare Knight uses her gift of seeing visions of people's pasts while touching their clothing to seek the truth, at risk of her own life.

While her friends in the Critter Club babysit frogs, second-grader Marion enters a fashion design contest.

Ten-year-old Isabelle finds a creative way to use her talent for fashion design to help her older sister Jade, who is performing the role of Clara in the Nutcracker ballet.

Explores the evolution of American fashion from the 1950s through today, detailing the role of clothing in American culture and explaining how its purpose and appearance have changed over the decades. Features numerous photographs, fact boxes, and sources for additional information.

DIY Fashion is a cool, quirky, and creative guide to making and customizing your own clothes, bags, and accessories. It contains more than 40 thrifty, sustainable, and stylish projects, none of which require prior skill or a sewing machine. From customized hand-me-downs to elegant evening wear, the book is packed with ideas that the reader can adapt to their own taste.

Presents a step-by-step to guide to fashion illustration, covering the fashion figure, fashion shapes, and garment details, and explaining how to draw women, men, and children, including posing the figure, developing the head and face, sketching accessories, and adding garment details.

Contains over 500 detailed illustrations for mix-and-match designs, with tips on construction methods, choosing fabrics, and accessories.

A guide to using embellishments to customize jeans, featuring instructions for thirty-four projects that use beading, painting, stamping, embroidering, and sewing techniques, and including photographs, diagrams, and patterns.