What is in the sketchbook? Seven fashion figures Single (one per page) figures as well as groups of two figures per page arrangements All templates are on one side of the page. Reversed side is blank Light grey color for easy sketching over the figures faces on the templates are slightly darker than figures, so you do not have to draw faces if you do not want to Three-quarter, front, and side views included Mild movement and still poses How to use this sketchbook? This book a sketchbook. It is not a book "about fashion drawing". It is a book for drawing in it. Draw your sketches directly in the book Draw right over the figures. Use grey figure as an underdrawing Use pencil or marker (if you are sketching using a marker it will be a good idea to place an extra sheet of paper under the page of the book you are coloring to prevent ink from bleeding through the page) Who should use this sketchbook? Men's wear fashion and clothing designers Students working on men's wear fashion projects Anyone who have fashion ideas for men's clothing and need support in its picturing

A5 size (148mm x 210mm, or 5-1/2" x 8"). 192 pages. Elastic band place holder. Ribbon bookmark. Acid-free/archival paper. Binding lies flat for ease of use. Inside back cover pocket. Create your own original designs with this sleek Fashion Sketchbook! Packed with fashion-proportional figures in varied poses, this journal will help bring your inspirations to life. The figures (called croquis from the French meaning to sketch, rough out, to crunch) will not show up when photocopied or scanned. From understated effects to outrageous accents, let this Fashion Sketchbook help you render your vision. There are also templates for shoes and hats in the back of the journal, plus helpful industry terms and descriptions, size equivalent information, measuring tips, descriptions of basic garments, and more.

Following the success of Fashion Designers' Sketchbooks, this second volume shines a light on the work of a new line-up of major names in the fashion industry. Photographs, sketches, moodboards, lineups, muslins, swatches, and more all feed the creative processes that forge fashion designs, and here they are brought together to reveal how the final collections are conceived and developed. Juxtaposing the original research material and drawings with the garments shown on the catwalk and in lookbooks provides fresh insight into the working methods of leading international designers and the role of different media in creating their collections. Students and designers will find this a fascinating and invaluable resource as they develop their own work. Rick Owens, Clements Ribeiro, and Marios Schwab are just some of the prominent designers featured. Interviews in which they discuss the importance of their research run alongside their respective sketchbooks, providing an inspirational overview of cutting-edge approaches to fashion.

Fashion Sketchbook, 6th Edition, demystifies the fashion drawing process with simple, step-by-step directions. Now in full color and completely revised, with updated instructions and images throughout, this introductory text explains how to draw women, men, and children, pose the figure, develop the fashion head and face, sketch accessories, add garment details, and prepare flats and specs. Abling's detailed, easy-to-follow lessons are accompanied by Women's Wear Daily photographs from the showroom and the runway that accelerate comprehension and lead to the diversification of drawing skills. PLEASE NOTE: Purchasing or renting this ISBN does not include access to the STUDIO resources that accompany this text. To receive free access to the STUDIO content with new copies of this book, please refer to the book + STUDIO access card bundle ISBN 9781501395352. STUDIO Instant Access can also be purchased or rented separately on BloomsburyFashionCentral.com.

Eight fashion figures of the same style. single (one per page) figures, as well as group arrangements (in groups of two and three figures) light grey color for easy sketching over the figures three-quarter view, back view, and side view, included mild movement and static still poses.

"Runway figure outlines disappear when scanned or copied!"-- Wrapper.

Illustrate your fashion project with sharp, dynamic, and stylish sketches. Use photoshoot style poses female templates to add sketches to your portfolio; presentation or to illustrate your fashion design idea in a more artistic way. All figure stylized in an expressive movement to emphasize the mood of your collection. Dramatic but elegant poses allow you to show your project with artistry and style. What is in the sketchbook? 7 fashion figures of the same style single (one per page) figures as well as group arrangements (in groups of two and three figures) light grey color for easy sketching over the figures front, back, side and 3/4 views included photoshoot style poses and movement How to use this sketchbook? This is a sketchbook. It is not a book "about fashion drawing". It is a book for drawing in it. Draw your sketches directly in the book Draw right over the figures. Use grey figure as an underdrawing Use a pencil or marker (if you are sketching using a marker it will be a good idea to place an extra sheet of paper under the page of the book you are coloring to prevent ink from bleeding through the page) Who should use this sketchbook? Women's wear fashion and clothing designers Students working on a portfolio Fashion designers developing a presentation of a collection Students working on women's wear fashion projects Anyone who has fashion ideas for women's clothing and need support in its picturing A fashion presentation or portfolio will be more creative, inspirational and impressive with professionally styled models depicted in the Fashion Design sketchbook: photoshoot poses