2014
DOI: 10.2752/175693814x13916967094759
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A Typology of Creativity in Fashion Design and Development

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“…Fashion apparel consumption occurs in the context of the fashion industry, which is defined as follows:All companies or individuals involved in the creation, production, promotion, and sale of items that (a) have novel and specific aesthetic and functional properties, (b) trigger psychological reactions related to desire and need, and (c) are adopted by a group of people for a limited amount of time (Ruppert-Stroescu & Hawley, 2014, p. 12).Thus, the fashion industry includes a diverse range of products such as textiles, clothing, accessories, furniture, home goods, lighting, small electronics, and even automobiles. We employ the term fashion apparel here to describe those fashion items that decorate or cover the body including textiles, clothing, and accessories, yet distinguished from the other aforementioned categories.…”
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“…Fashion apparel consumption occurs in the context of the fashion industry, which is defined as follows:All companies or individuals involved in the creation, production, promotion, and sale of items that (a) have novel and specific aesthetic and functional properties, (b) trigger psychological reactions related to desire and need, and (c) are adopted by a group of people for a limited amount of time (Ruppert-Stroescu & Hawley, 2014, p. 12).Thus, the fashion industry includes a diverse range of products such as textiles, clothing, accessories, furniture, home goods, lighting, small electronics, and even automobiles. We employ the term fashion apparel here to describe those fashion items that decorate or cover the body including textiles, clothing, and accessories, yet distinguished from the other aforementioned categories.…”
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“…The first model is based on folding techniques while the second model is focused on exaggeration of bust line by the combine step, and the hip line is magnified on the third model. Stroescu and Hawley (2014), take on the economic aspects of fashion product design as follows: All companies or individuals involved in the creation, production, promotion, and sale of items should have these characteristics: (a) to have novel and specific aesthetic and functional properties, (b) to trigger psychological reactions related to desire and need, and (c) to be adopted by a group of people for a limited amount of time. The environment of today's fashion designers is characterized by increased competition, enhanced consumer awareness, and rapidly developing technology (Stroescu, and Hawley, 2014: 1).…”
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“…Overall, the intent of this piece was to push the designer's boundaries in terms of Leadership Creativity, or the ability to produce a garment that is directional, meaning that it is intended to be produced in small quantities but contains characteristics that could inspire others to emulate and reproduce adapted versions. Products with Leadership Creativity also demonstrate an elevated level of research and development, draw inspiration from primary, non-fashion sources and appeal to a sophisticated taste level, and are regarded as an investment that will endure over time (Ruppert-Stroescu & Hawley, 2014). The research and discovery phase of the design process led the designer to theoretical concepts related to sustainability and experimentation with textile design.…”
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