RED RIDING HOOD - COLLECTION ON THE CATWALK

My Red Riding Hood collection backstage at the fashion show and on the catwalk!

There not finished yet but still wearable :)

RED RIDING HOOD FASHION ILLUSTRATIONS

My two rough sketches of the two garments I'm making for Red Riding Hood.

I still have yet to create a background and finalise the illustrations.

PHOTOSHOOT LOCATION - RED RIDING HOOD

I've been searching for a while now for a photoshoot location for my final major project.

I've finally come across this old disused saw mill in Osmaston Park, Osmaston.

It's also surrounded by beautiful woodlands which would also be great

to do the photoshoot in.

Here are a few photos of the location, the photoshoot will be commencing

in a couple of weeks time!

OUTFIT 2 (FUR JACKET) - RED RIDING HOOD

An image of my fur jacket pattern pieces on the fabric.

Then below is a front and back view of the fur jacket

(which is unfinished at this stage)

This fur is difficult to work with as it gets everywhere and it's thick to cut!

It's good quality and is giving me the perfect look to my jacket.

I brought it from www.fauxthrow.com

OUTFIT 1 (DRESS BODICE) - RED RIDING HOOD

Below image is of my pattern pieces for the bodice of my dress (outfit 1)

layed out onto a heavyweight red wool fabric.

Below image is of the front view of the bodice of the dress.

It still has a lot of work to be done to it, this is just an update to show you how

I'm getting on with everything!

OUTFIT 1 - RED RIDING HOOD

This is a couple of images of my pattern pieces and toile for outfit 1;

which is a floor length dress made of red wool and chiffon.

A working pattern and a finished pattern for the front bodice of my dress (outfit 1)

Toile of the bodice of the dress; front and side view (outfit 1)

PROMO & MARKETING - RED RIDING HOOD

As part of my promotion and marketing unit, I had to create some business

cards to promote myself and my final major project.

The best way for me to do this was to do two quick sketches of my two outfits

and put them on the business card itself.

Below is an image of the two quick sketches.

Below is an image of the wolf sketch and stages at which I was drawing it.

Below is an image of two different business cards (front and back view) that I created.

I liked both so decided to use both of them.