Dani Minassian: 06/21/08

Saturday, 21 June 2008

Dani Minassian Fashion design Collection 2007/2008 part of it

Dani Minassian Creative , unique, Talented Fashion Designer From Lebanon

Dani Minassian is an (Arminian) Lebanese young, creative, unique, talented fashion designer, who made his designs attrack people. He has shown his ability of drawing since childwood. He won first place in drawing many times. Growing up, he became more into drawing. He started designing dresses. His talent was so strong, he decided to boost drawing to a whole new level; he decided to turn it into a career. So far he has designed over 200 dresses, but even though he's willing to work hard on his designs, You can't get anywhere without education. He continues his education and hopes that that will get him even further. One of his dreams is to transform from an average boy interested in drawing to a professional Fashion Designer like Christian Dior, Coco Channel, Valentino, Gucci , Dolce&Gabbana, etc... We wish him the best of luck. Written by childhood best friend Jiji Guzelian Thank you for visiting my page. I hope you enjoyed it and there's more coming soon.

Fashion Designing

Designing is one of the most important aspects of the fashion world. In fact, everything revolves around designs. But it's no easy cakewalk. It's a hard grind and you need a lot of stamina to sustain in the long run. Do you feel it's right up your street? Then read on.
You need to have a feel for textures and a flair for styles. Colours and combinations should fascinate you. Your mind's eye should be able to put it all together before you start on a project.
An ability to sketch and draw is of immense help. You need a keen eye for detail. So sharpen your powers of observation.
Unless you have terrific talent and the right contacts, don't venture out by yourself. You're always better off working as a trainee under some designer for a while. You'll pick up valuable pointers. Be willing to learn from them.
Don't expect to hit gold with your first few designs. Your enthusiasm shouldn't wane with rejects. Keep yourself motivated and continue to work hard.
Don't be afraid to experiment with colours and designs. Give your creativity free rein.
Learn to handle people. Customers, tailors, suppliers may each have their own idiosyncrasies. It's important you cope without losing your cool.
Scout around for textiles. Don't go in for the run of the mill stuff. You'll find some priceless stuff in little towns and villages that have a heritage of weaving. Get them to cater to your requirements.
Find a real good tailor. Don't compromise on this issue. Only a good karigar can make your dreams come true. Build up a rapport with him/her. It's important you understand each other. You should be able to discuss the requirements and the possibilities of each design.
Always have a variety of designs. Especially if you are going to hold an exhibition for your potential customers, you need to show off your varied styles. The styles should be market friendly.
Start off with affordable styles. It's almost impossible for a newcomer to succeed with extravagant price tags.
Get to know the nitty-gritties of merchandising. There is a lot more to it than meets the eye.
Learn to enjoy your job. If you have an eye only on the rewards, it will be a relentless grind for you.

Dani Minassian

Saturday, 21 June 2008

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