Thematic Line Development ( Academic )

Audience: Students of the department

Nov 23 , 2023

The Department of Costume and Fashion Designing, in collaboration with Holy Cross Institute of Management and Technology, Calicut, orchestrated a seminar on "Thematic Line Development" on November 23, 2023.

The Department of Costume and Fashion Designing, in collaboration with Holy Cross Institute of Management and Technology, Calicut, orchestrated a seminar on "Thematic Line Development" on November 23, 2023. This academic endeavor sought to intertwine theoretical foundations with practical insights, focusing on the intricate process of developing thematic lines within the realm of fashion portfolios and the translation of themes into the creation of five garments.

The seminar, conducted online from 10 am to 12 pm, served as a virtual forum for participants to delve into the nuances of thematic line development. Devika Arangil, an esteemed Assistant Professor at Holy Cross Institute of Management and Technology, led the seminar. Her expertise illuminated the intricacies of fashion portfolio construction, emphasizing the transition from thematic ideation to the tangible realization of five distinct garments.

Sreeranjini Sagar, Head of the Department of Costume and Fashion Designing, inaugurated the event with a warm welcome, setting the tone for an insightful exploration of thematic line development. Ms. Sagar underscored the collaborative nature of the seminar, highlighting the importance of merging academic knowledge with practical industry perspectives.

Throughout the two-hour session, participants engaged with Devika Arangil through interactive discussions and Q&A sessions. The virtual platform facilitated a dynamic exchange of ideas, creating an inclusive and enriching learning environment for all attendees.

The seminar's focal point on thematic line development within the context of fashion portfolios and garment creation resonated with the participants, providing them with a holistic understanding of the creative and technical aspects involved in the process.

As the seminar concluded, V. M. Meghna, a second-year student, extended a heartfelt vote of thanks on behalf of the participants. Her appreciation acknowledged the collaborative efforts that made the seminar a valuable learning experience, expressing gratitude for the insights gained from Devika Arangil's expertise.

In essence, the seminar served as a successful platform for the convergence of academia and industry insights, offering participants a comprehensive understanding of thematic line development in the field of costume and fashion designing. The event's online format proved to be effective in facilitating knowledge exchange, marking a noteworthy stride in advancing the collective understanding of contemporary practices in the industry