Costume

Asian Institute Of Fashion Design
Karachi, Pakistan

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Course Description:

'' History of Costume-1

Costume 1 focuses on building the students foundation in light of costume history by starting with the transition from animal skin to woven cloth moving towards the practical Egyptians to the classical Greek and Romans. Costume 1 is wrapped up at the down fall of the Roman Empire and its impact on clothing

History of Costume-2

Costume 2 enters into the phase very different rather contrasting from the first. While the grandeur of the Romans, the aesthetics of the Greeks and intellect of the Egyptians was studied in the first part, now the down fall of the Roman Empire, the spread of Christianity and the darkness of the middle ages and its influence on fashion will be discussed. The study of the second part will conclude on a happy note with rebirth i.e. the renaissance and its effect on fashion will be discussed.

History of Costume-3

Costume 3 spreads over the birth of modern age; the elegance and the exuberance of the French courts king Louis XIV to the imperialistic ambition of the Victorian empire between which two major revolution i.e. The French and the industrial with its drastic and prominent effects on fashion shall be focused on

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Asian Institute Of Fashion Design
2nd Floor, Metro Tower,
Teen Talwar, Main Clifton Road,
Karachi, Pakistan.


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