Fashion Portfolio

fashion portfolio Inspiration, Flats, and Print Layouts Fall 2014

Alexandra Thompson

work

education

AMERICAN EAGLE

2011- Present

Menswear Design Intern 2013

alexandra thompson INFO

Designed shirts, sweats, underwear, and sweatshirts. Put together mood boards. Researched trends.

Shopped for inspiration samples

WHITE HOUSE/ BLACK MARKET Occasion Dresses and Tops Design Intern 2012

University of Cincinnati Fashion Design

skills Computer skills Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Kaledo Print Studio (CAD) Adobe InDesign WebPDM & PLM

thompsax@mail.uc.edu 317.658.8555

Design skills

Fashion Design University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH

Draping Pattern Making/Drafting Illustration Technical Flats

4rth Year Portfolio Link http://issuu.com/alexandrathomps on4/docs/sewing_portfolio

awards Gold Brush Award For Excellence in Illustration University of Cincinnati, 2013 Student of the Year Fashion Merchandising Carmel, IN 2011

skills Computer skills Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Kaledo Print Studio (CAD) Adobe InDesign WebPDM & PLM Design skills

extras Styled head to toe looks for Macy’s Fall Look Show Cincinnati, 2011 Designs and Artwork presented at the LPK Mansion Cincinnati, 2012 Artwork displayed at the Evan Lurie Gallary Carmel, 2011

Draping Pattern Making/Drafting Illustration Technical Flats

marie laveau muse project 2014 Objective was to create draw a line inspired by a muse of our choice

As a project, we were asked to design an line inspired by a muse of our choice. We were challenged to pick someone who wasn’t considered to be an obvious fashion icon.

I choose New Orlean’s voodoo prietest, Marie Laveau, who lived in the mid 1800’s. Marie Laveau was

st. louis cathedral architecture project 2014 Objective was to create draw a line inspired by a famous architect or piece of architecture.

Continuing with the theme of New Orleans, I based my artchitecture project off of the St. Louis Cathedral. This cathedral is an icon in the town of New Orleans. While it was designed with traditional Roman Catholic aspects, the church recognizes the many different characters New Orleans has to offer. It has become an meeting place to blend so many different cultures, races, and walks of life.So this line was created not only to be true to the style of the St. Louis Cathedral, but all of styles it’s people bring to it.

menswear

watercolor

sewing

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