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A Conceptual Framework for Apparel Design

477 citations0/0 files storedClothing and Textiles Research Journal

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Cultural and Historical Studies Fashion and Cultural Textiles Design Education and Practice

Abstract

To encourage students to think of designing garments for special needs as part of a general designframework, a problem-solving approach that does not distinguish between functional apparel design and fashion design is presented. A model for assessing user needs and wants incorporates functional, expressive, and aesthetic (FEA) considerations. Examples of how the, framework has been used in design projects are presented Suggested uses for the FEA model are offered.

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