hi, a month ago i paid for an online styling workshop which i've been wanting to study for the longest possible time. today i got the message it got cancelled for some unknown reasons. i dont want to wait anymore and start studying it on my own through any available free resources. is here anyone who can guide me? where should i begin and what resources to use, i mean any youtube channels, magazine columns or blogs to follow up? i did asked chatgpt to give me a list of topics i should explore but i'd like someone experienced to help me out too so i dont end up just no where. you can either drop a comment or message me privately. i'd be really grateful!
u/FerretEcstatic2345
I'm heartbroken. But thank god i had taken the pictures before handing them in. :(
Please do tell me how did they turn out?
[FOR HIRING] - FASHION DESIGNER with a minor in textile
Skills & Expertise: hand drawn illustrations (watercolor, markers, color pencils), color theories, mood boards, research boards, fashion boards, accessory boards, general canva skills, hand drawn motifs (all kinds), design research, basic hand sewing skills
( i can also help fashion and textile students with their assignments and research works.)
Experience Summary: i dont have any paid professional experience as of yet but my assignments and thesis have taught me a lot of practical stuff ( market runs, fabric identifications (i have a personal swatch book too) dying basics, block printing, hand embroidery, texture studies, draping, pattern making (although im weak in it) fabric manipulation, working with denim, laser cutting, digital printing.
i made a denim re-worked gown with foil printing and sequins embroidery with beads for my final project (i have a professional reel regarding it since it was displayed in a fashion show at my institute.)
Portfolio/LinkedIn/Resume: i have 2 fashion portofilios and one of textile. i can share PDF if anyone wants to see.
Availability: Full-time, Part-time, Contract/Freelance Work Preference: Remote, Hybrid (Karachi) i can also work as an assitant.