/fa/ - Fashion

>>9947249
Lol

>>9947249
Looks cool.

Respoting my strap pants

>>9947259
Hahahahahahaha

posted a diy in the fuccboi general about my button down...

I slimmed down an old jacket I had.

>>9947249
I think it's really cool, OP. How'd you learn? I want to.

>>9947255
dont be mean

>>9947249

>>9947296
I love it!


That's so fucking cool that you can make shit like that

>>9947280
Nice
Can you post a step by step tho?
Jackets have a couple layers so this might be interesting

>>9947284

I just experiment.
I buy cheap second hand clothes, cut pieces I want and sew/glue it together into a new style

>>9947299

thnx, if not being ironic. But i like it and thats whats matter

>>9947259
Smelly.

>>9947249
sand ninja

so you added a hood and the things on the arms?

A patch on the back might be interesting .

>>9947259
wtf...
why

>>9947249
Nice work
You should go on OP

has anyone tried to make their own bodice patterns? i have a bare idea based on a front and back blocks like a shirt but i´m afraid i will fuck up the sleeves, any tips on it, i really dont like how the bodice blocks with darts look

>>9947249
Whoa, that looks cool. Good work.

>>9947259
Seen these before, but still think they're interesting.

>>9947280
Holy mother of god that's 300x better. Seriously, you turned a dad jacket into something cool. I wish I had you as my tailor for shit like this.

>>9947280
I have a pullover windbreaker that could stand being slimmed down, so I'd be interested in a tutorial for this. Might also add some features too since it was a $3 goodwill cop, but this would be a good start for modifying it.

>>9947249
Lol these "designs" are just sad. Adding a hoodie and a iron on patch isnt shit to me really but maybe that just cause I've created full collections and shown them in actual runway shows. Lol fuck this board

>>9948436
calm your tits, he literally just tapered the inner seams from sleeve hem to waist hem, its the easiest trick in the book, its like tapering pants

>>9948471
post portfolio, fuccboi

pls respond >>9948425

any tips on clothes making? the best i can do are bomber jackets and shirts

>>9947249
post pic wearing it

made a block for pants from my own measurements
sewed it up in muslin
gonna sew it in denim and suiting fabric soon

>>9948425
(always done in half, like left front, right front, etc)
find the center of your body
get your neck measurement from there
shoulder measurement
top of armhole, middle of armhole, and bottom of armhole (to side measurement)
get the shape of your body down the side until you reached a length you like

do the same to your back

>>9948471
Ok anon no need to lie on the internet

>>9948477
if u can make a shirt u can make a coat

>>9948619
they fit you horribly

I've got a different bunch of coloured dyes from when I tie dyed some t-shirts. Anyone got any suggestions for patterns and colours to fuck around with some t-shirts/sweaters?

>>9948937
you don't know how muslin forms do you

>>9947259
embarassing

>>9948619
>going out in public looking like that

>>9949042
>implying i would ever

>>9949047
whats with the public bathroom then m8

>>9949069
private studio hours m8
drafting and fitting session

> i added this strap that does nothing on my pants!
at least make them functional

>>9948619
upper thigh is too wide for that slim taper that it makes it look terrible. Try to make the taper a straight line from crotch to hem on inseam and straight along outer seam. This way it looks like they were actually tailored for your measurements.

>>9949081
you're supposed to taper from the knee to the hem
the shape would look different had i used denim or some other twill

DIY

>>9949359
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>>9949696
needs more useless straps and shitty painted on graphics

>>9947249
>>9947259
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>>9947303

lmao I did it really stupidly but the jacket was cheap didn't have that many layers so I didn't care.

I flipped it inside out, laid a better fitting jacket over it, pinned it, sewed, and finished off the seams so the fabric wouldn't come apart on the inside.

it would have been more professional if I took the jacket apart by the sleeves and sewn it so the seams were hidden, but I don't care enough to do that.

I might do a picture tutorial next time if I find any other large jackets.

>>9949890
How did you finish the seams?

>>9949713
not sure how to react to this reaction

>>9947249

This was my capsule collection for the end of my junior year this past semester

>>9951194
that's so terrible holy shit

>>9951199

I'm open to constructive criticism but you don't need to be a dick

>>9951211

They look like costumes. If the assignment was to make costumes then you did well.

>>9951194

I think it's pretty cool. My only complaint is the metal strips look super wrinkly.

>>9951214

I mean it was just to experiment, so sort of. I just took advantage of that and wanted to use less common textiles. The carbon fiber was a bitch to sew through in general, plus it was all heat-sealed to nylon. Same thing with the gold/silver fabric - it's space blanket heat-sealed to nylon. I didn't really make the two right looks with much real wearability in mind - but the left two I think are pretty easily wearable. Also, I quilted all the leather myself. It's satin on the back side with a poly fill in the middle.

>>9951220

Thanks anon

>>9951194
spacemen?

>>9951194

ehhh looks like cosplay. I like the jacket on the fafr left.

its obv futuristic but maybe you should just take normal clothes and accent them with futuristic parts.

Look at like 3m jackets and shit like that. They use really cool materials but on normal silhouettes.

Like you need to make back to the future core a thing ya dig?

I can post some cool shit cuz future stuff is what im interested in too

>>9951231

Haha, something like that

>>9951233

See here >>9951227

It's not really meant to be wearable as much as it is an exploration of concept and material

>>9951194
outfit on the left is best. keep following that aesthetic

>>9951194
That hover hand on the right

>>9947259
cool fit tbh

>>9951194
General Zodd is pleased

>>9947249
Cool to see another Finn diy;er.

>>9951194
the less attractive long haired guy's outfit would probably look better on a thin person

Out of all the pieces I made for my senior capstone, this is my favorite

>>9952948
would cop

got a very light stain on a white cable knit sweater.
should i attempt to dye some kind of light pattern into it to blend the stain in?
i was thinking just some kind of off white pattern,
like pic related but with like, tea and coffee for light/dark stains.
what do you guys think?

>>9948928
yeah, just discovered that yesterday when i was making my bodice

planning on making a long coat for next weekend, posting pics until then

>>9952948
>swans: filth

>>9953314
thoughts?

Really basic, bleached and distressed some old levi 514s. Don't mind how they turned out at all.

I was inspired by Tigran Avetisyan ss14, so i want to take a denim jacket and roughly paint it black like you would with a big brush. What kind kind of paint would i need for this, so that it won't chip or peel of?