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If a homeowner has a blank canvas and doesn't know where to start, a designer can work with the homeowner and a contractor to combine the style of the family from conversations and items they already own with trends in the market to create a comfort, travel, work, play, or neutral theme for easy day-to-day living. They do this with color, texture, lighting, shapes, furniture and accessories. Your interior design expert will work with your vision for the atmosphere that you'd like to create by balancing all aspects of their profession. She will nudge you out of your comfort zone with bold colors or utilizing restraint to make sure you get a brand new look. Some home construction elements can be incorporated such as remodeling a bathroom, closet, or changing the flooring, which can be pretty extensive. It all depends on the size of the project and the amount of change you are determined to witness inside of your home.

Interior design includes the single room and small home projects as well as the entire home for a new move-in. The project can start with construction elements that add to the home decor such as window, flooring, doors, closet organization, or built in shelves throughout a home as a part of a short term one or two-day renovation project. The interior design aspects include incorporating the design elements of the decade, era, or style that the homeowners are aiming for. The ceiling molding, arches, or use of built-in cabinetry unite the furnishings and the room's construction. The design expert uses the fabrics, furniture, and accessories to bring the style elements together throughout each room. If they are being asked to turn a master bedroom into a vacation oasis, they do this by uniting the homeowners very personal vision with the latest paints, fabrics, and furniture that can live up to the traffic, staining products, and all around living that the space is intended to endure. That's true aesthetic repurposing.
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  • Trying new trends in interior design can be a little daunting for a new homeowner who has spent most of their adult life living in apartments where they weren't even allowed to change the wall color. Now, there is complete freedom, so where do they start? Well, interior design includes thoughtful selection of the details of any space, which includes building products such as flooring, lighting, and fixtures. It is more widely known for furniture, green product selection, textiles, fabrics, wall coverings and all accessories.

    If a homeowner has a blank canvas and doesn't know where to start, a designer can work with the homeowner and a contractor to combine the style of the family from conversations and items they already own with trends in the market to create a comfort, travel, work, play, or neutral theme for easy day-to-day living. They do this with color, texture, lighting, shapes, furniture and accessories. Your interior design expert will work with your vision for the atmosphere that you'd like to create by balancing all aspects of their profession. She will nudge you out of your comfort zone with bold colors or utilizing restraint to make sure you get a brand new look. Some home construction elements can be incorporated such as remodeling a bathroom, closet, or changing the flooring, which can be pretty extensive. It all depends on the size of the project and the amount of change you are determined to witness inside of your home.





    Interior design includes the single room and small home projects as well as the entire home for a new move-in. The project can start with construction elements that add to the home decor such as window, flooring, doors, closet organization, or built in shelves throughout a home as a part of a short term one or two-day renovation project. The interior design aspects include incorporating the design elements of the decade, era, or style that the homeowners are aiming for. The ceiling molding, arches, or use of built-in cabinetry unite the furnishings and the room's construction. The design expert uses the fabrics, furniture, and accessories to bring the style elements together throughout each room. If they are being asked to turn a master bedroom into a vacation oasis, they do this by uniting the homeowners very personal vision with the latest paints, fabrics, and furniture that can live up to the traffic, staining products, and all around living that the space is intended to endure. That's true aesthetic repurposing.
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    When considering their home's interior design New Jersey residents will be most successful when they hire experts to handle the job. For work that never goes out of style, go to www.speedwelldesign.com/.

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Metrotvnews.com, Jakarta: Busana ala Toraja, Sulawesi Selatan, yang dikenakan duta Indonesia, Johanica Yanuar, dalam kontes pria berbakat sejagat, Manhunt Internasional 2011 di Korea Selatan sukses menyabet predikat The Best National Costume.

"Ini prestasi yang membanggakan karena penghargaan national costume termasuk yang paling bergengsi dalam ajang tingkat dunia ini," kata Ketua Tim Indonesia (National Director) yang juga Brand Manager L-Men, Christian Widi Nugraha, di Seoul, Korsel, Senin (10/10).

Wakil Indonesia, Johanica Yanuar (26), yang berpostur tinggi 182 cm itu mengenakan busana rancangan Dynan Fariz-Jember Fashion Carnaval yang bertemakan Mystical Toraja dalam sesi Traditional Costume Parade dalam ajang Manhunt International 2011 yang malam puncak finalnya digelar di Millenium Hotel, Gangnam, Seoul, pada Senin (10/10) malam.

Busana tersebut merupakan modifikasi pakaian adat Toraja, Seppa Tallung Buku yang dilengkapi dengan sayap dan tanduk, mengesankan kebesaran dan keagungan salah satu kebudayaan Indonesia.

Christian Widi Nugraha menambahkan, pengerjaan kostum tersebut memakan waktu berminggu-minggu. "Sampai acara akan dimulai, kostum itu belum juga selesai akhirnya dikerjakan marathon selama sepekan, dan siap digunakan pada sore hari sebelum tim diberangkatkan ke Korsel," katanya.

Bahkan, Widi menambahkan, fitting pakaian dan pemotretan baru dilakukan pukul 11.00 malam sesaat sebelum tim berangkat ke Korsel. "Perjuangan belum berhenti karena di bandara sempat dipersoalkan lantaran kelebihan muatan sehingga dikenai biaya 'overweight' hingga 700 dolar AS," katanya.

Salah satu juri Manhunt Internasional 2011 yang juga perancang mode ternama, Ricky Abad, mengatakan, national costume asal Indonesia layak menjadi juara karena detail, unik, dan megah. "Desain kostum Indonesia sangat unik, detail, dan membuat pemakainya terlihat gagah. Inspirasi itu diperkaya dengan tanduk dan ekor seperti binatang," katanya.

Pada kesempatan itu, duta China Chen JianFeng, sukses menjadi juara pertama Manhunt International 2011. First runner up diraih Dominican Republic, 2nd runner up ditempati oleh Belgia, 3th runner up Vietnam, 4th runner up dari Slovak Republic. Duta Indonesia sendiri juga sukses menyabet Top 15 alias 15 besar dalam ajang internasional itu.(Ant/BEY)

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Minggu, 24 Juli 2011

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Helmut Lang Explains Why He Destroyed His Entire Archive Of Clothing

by Justin Fenner | 2:18 pm, July 22nd, 2011

Helmut Lang destroyed some 6,000 pieces of his fashion archives to create a series of sculptures, and he did it with one of those big machines that people use to make mulch out of dead trees. How could someone who was so influential and so beloved by the fashion community leave it only to destroy some of the coolest things he created? The former designer talked with Hint Magazine and explained just that.

In the interview, Lang says a fire at his New York studio is what got him thinking about the idea of destroying fashion and the transience of a piece of, well, anything. Once he saw the charred remains of what had until then been his life’s work, he couldn’t help but think of the symbolism of destroying some of it himself. As we’ve reported before, that work is going on display at the Fireplace Project gallery in East Hampton, New York this weekend, in an exhibition called Make It Hard (and yes, sexual innuendo is a part of the name.) Our favorite parts of the interview, in which Lang explains how he remade his clothes into things that look a lot like birch trees and why destroying something doesn’t necessarily mean erasing it.

Was there a particular part of the archives you most wanted to destroy, and why?
In 2009 and 2010, I donated a large volume of my body of work in fashion to the most important fashion, design and contemporary art collections worldwide. After a fire in the building where our studio in New York is located, which could have destroyed the rest of the archive, and after going for months through the pieces to see in which condition they are, I slowly became intrigued by the idea of destroying it myself and using it as raw material for my art. I shredded all the pieces without remorse or preference. It was about erasing the difference of what they once stood for.

In a press release, it’s said the exhibit is an “erasing of the past.” Which area of the past are you most interested in erasing?
I’m not interested in erasing anything from my past. My past is part of my DNA. In the release, Neville doesn’t refer to erasing the past in terms of me and my work, but the past in terms of the hierarchy and the temporal meaning of the materials.

There’s a lot of speculation that the new work is a statement on the fashion industry, a rejection of its commercialism. Is it?
No, it is not.

And there you have it. Read the rest of Lang’s interview here, and if you’re in the Hamptons this weekend (you lucky devils, you), find out where you can see Lang’s exhibit here.

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Getting Paid to Dress People and Make Them Feel Good
Envision getting paid to dress people and make them feel good. You work with the most talented and creative people in the industry. Your name is franchised internationally; you can find it on billboards all over subway stations.

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While there are only 18 haute couturiers worldwide acknowledged by the Syndical Chamber of Haute Couture in Paris and only a few designers have the privilege to operate showrooms or boutiques on Manhanttan’s Seventh Avenue, you can be successful as a fashion designer regardless of where you live and whether or not you graduated from fashion school

What if you have never worn “designer” clothing before? Of course, you are stylish but you cannot afford to wear an evening dress designed by Yves St. Laurent nor a pair of jeans by Donna Karan.

You may even ask, “Can a person whose apparel collection comes from neighborhood department stores, who doesn't live in New York City and didn't go to fashion school become a fashion designer?” The answer is a definite yes.

Despite the misconception that designer clothes are very highly priced, every piece of apparel is, in fact, designed by a designer. More than 95% of fashion designers work outside the small circle of haute couturiers and international fashion houses.

A fashion designer is a creative and technical professional who designs clothing within a specific theme for a specific purpose and a specific market.

Here are some examples of what a fashion designer creates, which range from everyday clothes to precious metal jewelry in various prices, shapes and sizes:

T-shirts
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Jackets
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Career suits
Baby outfits
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Maternity clothes
Hats
Jogging clothes
Bandanas and scarves
Umbrellas
Glass bead jewelry
Shorts
Swimsuits
Beach wears
Uniforms
Shoes

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Technical Designer
Sketcher
Cutter
Pattern Maker
Textile Designer

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Fashion Studio Owner
Haute Couturier
Men’s Tailor
Retailer
Trend Consultant

Editor-in-Chief Jennie S. Bev talked to many fashion professionals, including successful designers, professors and trend consultants to provide you with the best and the most comprehensive self-study guidebook filled with insider information, tips and advice for breaking into and succeeding as a fashion designer.


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A dean of an internationally-recognized fashion school
A New York’s Fashion Institute of Technology cum laude graduate
A home-based women's apparel designer and manufacturer whose products are sold in 110 retailers nationwide
A designer and manufacturer of upscale men's hosiery who did not have any formal fashion training or business contacts prior to entering the business. His products are now sold in exclusive retail stores throughout the United States, Europe and Asia.

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Jennie's career as a fashion writer has earned her the prestigious offer to act as a member of the judging panel for the Indie Fashion Award Festival in New York City. The contest is conducted annually by Bright and Aspiring Designers (BAD Expo), a non-profit organization that supports new independent fashion designers.

This 102-page instantly downloadable StyleCareer.com eGuide Breaking Into and Succeeding as a Fashion Designer brings you valuable insider tips, advice and suggestions not available elsewhere to help you embark on this highly lucrative career path.

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The Myths, the Realities and the Basics
·I Have Never Worn “Designer” Clothes
·I Cannot Draw nor Sew
·I Cannot Afford to Attend Fashion School
·I Live Far Away from New York City
·Who Creates Fashion Trends?
·Is There a Place for “Down-to-Earth” People in this Glamorous Industry?
·What are the Benefits of Being a Fashion Designer?

Getting Ready for the Big Break
·Industry Size (details of market size and employment)
·Fashion Cycle (how the trends are determined and the steps involved in turning fabric into wearable apparel)
·Terminologies (what is a "line"? "collection"?)
·Classifications (U.S. industry classifications of apparel products)
·Personality Traits (needed to break into, survive and succeed)
·Skills of the Trade (resources from which you can actually learn how to sketch and create your first design)
·Design Templates (access to templates to use with your own design sketches)
·Self-study Resources (access to Web sites where you can actually learn how to measure and sew your first design)
·To Go to School or Not (the advantages and disadvantages)
·Top Fashion Schools (worldwide list of top schools)
·Fashion Schools in the United States, Canada, Europe and Asia
·Alternative and Distance Learning Schools (for a small fraction of top fashion school's tuition)

Career Game Plan
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·Locating Employers
·Career Paths
·Portfolio (what to include, what not to include, and how to organize them attractively)
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·Internship Search
·Assessing Your Entrepreneurship
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·Choosing Your Specialty
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·Business Legal Structure
·Partnership Advice
·Pricing Your Services
·Roads Less Traveled (other ways to market your services)

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·Promoting Your Business on a Shoestring Budget
·Trade Shows (where they are and how they benefit your career)
·Fashion Weeks (what they are and why you need to join)
·Get Listed in Merchandiser Marts
·Buyer’s Open Calls
·Manufacturing Representatives
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·Professional and Trade Organizations
·Industry News and Trends
·Profiles of 9 Successful Fashion Designers (including an internationally recognized Coty Award winner, niche, and home-based designers)

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