Preview Questions Fashion Designer | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: In fashion design, how is the principle of balance applied when designing asymmetrical garments?

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Asymmetrical designs do not require balance, as the imbalance is the design feature

Balance in asymmetrical designs is achieved by distributing visual weight unevenly to create interest and focal points

Asymmetry eliminates the need for balance in the design

Asymmetry disrupts the concept of balance entirely

Question 2: What does the term "denier" refer to in fabric design, and how does it affect textile choice?

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Denier refers to the weight of the fabric per unit area, influencing fabric transparency

Denier is related to the color intensity of the fabric, which affects its visual impact

Denier measures the thickness of the fiber, affecting its durability and texture

Denier measures the elasticity of the fiber, which impacts its stretch and shape retention

Question 3: What is the role of seam allowances in pattern making, and how do you determine the correct width?

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Seam allowances should always be 1 inch, regardless of fabric or design

Seam allowances are irrelevant and can be omitted to save fabric

Seam allowances are necessary for sewing and fit adjustments, typically ranging from 1/4 to 1 inch depending on the design

Seam allowances are only necessary for the final fitting stage, not for the pattern

Question 4: How do you optimize CAD files for high-quality printing without losing any resolution in fashion design?

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Convert all layers into bitmaps before printing

Compress the image files to reduce size before printing

Use low-resolution files to speed up the printing process

Use vector-based file formats such as EPS or PDF for scalability

Question 5: What is the key difference between flat-pattern drafting and draping when creating a pattern?

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Flat-pattern drafting is better for complex designs, while draping is suitable for simple patterns

Draping creates a flat pattern by laying fabric on a surface, while flat-pattern drafting does not use fabric

Flat-pattern drafting creates a two-dimensional pattern, while draping creates a three-dimensional pattern

Both techniques create three-dimensional patterns, but draping uses only fabric to form them

Question 6: In fashion trend analysis, how are economic conditions linked to the popularity of certain styles?

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Economic conditions can influence consumer spending habits, leading to more demand for affordable or practical designs

Economic conditions only influence high-end fashion, not ready-to-wear collections

Economic conditions have no impact on fashion, as trends are set by designers alone

Economic conditions mainly affect fabric prices but not design choices