Capture the height of the season through fashion sketching.
Design a dress or group of dresses and launch it as a greeting card. Design a print for a unique scarf to send as gifts.
From October (Halloween costumes) t0 November (Thanksgiving ), to Holiday parties in December, to New Year’s (I love white, ABOVE, for the New Year, Brazilian style), to Carnaval in February,…
…I’m thankful that the coldest, darkest months of the year are marked by such special fabrics, colors, shapes, creativity and celebrations.
I love having an excuse to be “extra” in my fashion sketching, and capture moments and memories that we consider “rare”, in our fashion – and costume- designs.
A dramatic TULLE skirt , above, or metallic SHINY LAME, below.

We can say HOLIDAY in so many ways.
From sweater knit dressing. (my most recent posts/ free training)
To twinkly, shiny, sparkly, sheer, ruffled, feathered, taffetta (HOLIDAY is however YOU see it),
Festive party wear. During the festive season, we FINALLY get an opportunity to push fashion a little further.
We get to wear things we don’t usually get to wear and infuse them with a special kind of magic.
WHAT TO WEAR TO A PARTY?
Or, how do we take holiday themes and turn them into celebrations for day time?

We get ideas this time of year that we don’t get the rest of the year.

EVENINGWEAR HOLIDAY SKETCHING VIBES
In 27y ears of fashion design teaching, I’ve always noticed how certain students are strictly eveningwear and bridal design focused.
Other fashion students
like to create separates for evening using special fabrics, embellisments, or create a portofolio that includes just one eveningwear group to round out their voice.
But eveningwear isn’t everybody’s thing.
How about YOU?
WHAT WOULD YOU say in eveningwear holiday fashion design sketching???
Holiday time can get so heady, and the good thing about that is that it can fire us up to do things we don’t do in other areas of our life, too!
Like try our hand at Eveningwear design illustration, hone our style, explore our voice and art supplies, and zero on the details and textures that make
Eveningwear holiday fashion design….
And formal fashion, or club/ party fashion…SO FUN!!
From classic to playful techniques, find YOUR perfect fit!
(I sketched the one below in INSTAGRAM STORIES over a photo of a figure template.
SEE??
FUN, RIGHT?)


HERE”S THE DEAL
You can tak time to focus on, explore and learn sparkle, shine, silhouette.
Did you know the effect of metallic, sequins, satin shine or sheer mesh is all about “light” and “dark” contrast ??
I’m going to break it down for you.
Learn how to do it with gouache, with markers, with a digital device, with a pencil and flats.
Get bonus resources too, and access to guidance, feedback, and answers to your pressing questions.
How to get deep shadows? How to create sparkle, How to capture a voluptuous hemline that ripples across the floor?

How to express iridescence? Sheer?
How to make your designs look more dimensional and eye-popping?
How to draw draping and silhouettes for gowns?
Want to understand better about “eveningwear” fabrics?
It doesn’t matter if you are traditional or non-traditional…because my courses are about YOUR VOICE being FREE.
How to start with an idea
and “run with it…..” in the most easy and creative way for YOU?
What if you want to design agroup of dresses that work together as a group?
Design a holiday eveningwear fashion design collection of sketches
and then pick your favorite.
In the eveningwear holiday design sketches course, you’ll be explosed to (and encouraged to try for yourself)
GOUACHE fashion sketching
DIGITAL DEVICE freehand fashion sketching
PENCIL fashion croquis exploration
Marker fashion Illustrations methods.
Whether your focus is design,
Or simply the drama of creating fashion illustration art that captures the mood, texture, or details, and constructions like bustiers and corsets.
This is a course that is going to get you creating and trying new things.
Scroll down for examples.
Making is everything!
NOW’s your TIME.
Take action to dig into your creativity.
JOIN FABRIC AND FLOW ONLINE COURSE TODAY!
Love,
Laura












