Victor Fashion

Victor Fashion Industry

Fashion design isn't difficult; in fact, it's quite easy if you have a charcoal pencil and a sketchbook. All you need to do is sketch out whatever comes to mind and translate it into lines and shadows on your drawing paper.

This is what we do here: planning this important industry on the various application forms suitable for it. We use many of them on several systems, but the easiest and most user-friendly for any user is Adobe Illustrator or CorelDRAW, which work on all versions of Windows, both modern and older.

We first sketch the models and determine the action we want to see that is suitable for the outfits we will put on the models, taking into account other considerations of breaking away from the usual pattern we see for fashion models.

We have moved beyond the narrow door that presents models from angles that focus on cuts, combinations, integration, and layers of clothing.

The models displayed rigid, emotionless, and uninhibited poses.

In any case, the action shots of the models are always taken while they're standing from the back, front, side, and sometimes even reclining. This is nice, but it's so unsatisfying that we're tired of it. One picture for a million outfits! Fashion shows no longer attract large audiences or interest due to the repetitive nature of the presentations.

However, we have taken a new approach in dealing with models and fashion design lines. We have focused on showcasing the natural aspects of the models without pretense or acting. They present us with designs for dresses, work outfits, or loungewear.

We used all the action of the models to convey meaning in what they wear, in all the physical movements and expressions that we all exhibit. Whether standing, turning, bending, or adopting any posture, these actions reflect our state at the moment of assuming any position.

With us, you will see a new approach to the fashion industry from a broader perspective. Every day we take steps that differ from yesterday, considering that we are adding a brick to a huge edifice across the ages.

Exported files in the format AI

The source file from our studio does not contain anything offensive to public decency; we operate according to societal standards and uphold ethical values.

As shown in the first image on the page, the models are depicted without clothes, without adding any specific features, but with natural proportions.

The source file from the studio is small in size, between 15 and 100 MB, no more.

This allows applications to open and handle it, because the larger the file size, the more it strains the device and slows it down.

Source File Contents

Contains one model in one mode and one action

All modeling elements are individually layered and appropriately named

In a folder containing the modeling components in their order and with their names, and a separate layer for each component

This facilitates quick access and modification

The file contains three sets designed to suit the modeling and pose. The designs may not be universally appealing, so we've included the original design project, all in a folder with the letter "G" in the title bar, and each with a suitable name.

After obtaining the source file from our studio, you can edit, delete, and add to it as needed to suit your design and work requirements. You are also entitled to sell, print, and use it for commercial purposes.

 

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