Dress Code Evaluation

Evaluation.

My criteria was to make a high quality standard skirt that represents a culture (and I chose the Asian micture chinese/korean/japanese culture because I thought it would look very nice).

I am very pleased with my skirt as it is wearable and looks very beautiful as I have followed the culture. It represents the asian culture really well as it includes flowers and chinese characters. Also my colours (red black and gold) are all found in the asian culture. I believe that my work is of good quality as I used different techniques that I believed I executed quite well. Therefore my product will last longer. I dyed my fabric twice with two different colours. I used vinyl and added chinese characters around my waist and then randomly

Also, it has the basic constructions of a skirt. My target is for teenagers and above, however I also believe people who are 18 or over may buy my product because it looks very modest and represents culture. The total cost of my product will be £35 because it took my £25 pounds to make. I believe this is good value for money because my skirt was made of high quality fabric and standard. My client would care for the product by ironing it on a low heat. She would also be allowed to tumble dry it because I used calico, therefore it would not

However I had to remove this idea because the prototypes showed that my skirt would be very full and adding an overlay would make it more like a prom dress than a casual skirt. I therefore talked to my client and explained the problem and she agreed that I should not add this because it will look too much to wear casually on the street. Another problem I faced during this was that my pattern was too simple and I realised that during my developed ideas my pattern was very creative however my final became simple. So, during production I decided to change this and incorporate most of my designs together and this gave me a more Asian culture