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As I get close to graduation I am going on a wonderful fashion journey in school! I am learning more then ever and have already created many garments! I have one collection already (Razza Amore) and two more on the way (secret harmony, cosmic journey). As I learn new tasks and complete them I thought I would share my experiences and make an online journal of the challenges and rewards of being a fashion major
About Me
- Jody Marie Philomena Scimone
- Beachwood, Ohio, United States
- My name is Jody and I am a senior at Ursuline College attending the fashion program. I graduate in December 2011. I love keeping a fast and eventful schedule. Being busy keeps me sane! I completed my Senior Studio Collection called "Secret Harmony"! I hopefully plan to move to California.
November 25, 2011
November 23, 2011
fashion show on youtube
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PANTONE SPRING 2012
PANTONE COLORS SPRING 2012 :
Try to match complementary colors with each or just add an accessory! You will look Fabulous!
Final Fashion Show Pictures of my Senior Collection : Secret Harmony
My 5 garment collection-myself in the middle
My model : beautiful
GARMENT 1 :
Garment 2:
Garment 3:
Garment 4:
Garment 5: LEFT
MY 2 Garment Collection
Old Navy Fashion Show 11/18/2011
Fashion Show Production Opportunity: Old Navy will be having their grand re-opening at the East Gate location soon & they wanted to feature a welcoming, up-beat fashion show. The only catch is the show is in less than two weeks so I need those of you that are result driven and work good under pressure.
Myself Modeling
April 26, 2011
PRESS RELEASE FASHION SHOW
Ursuline College Spring Student Fashion Show May 1st Ursuline College will host the annual Innovations ’11 fashion show on Sunday, May 1, 1-2 PM in the College’s Matthew J. O’Brien Athletic Center, 2550 Lander Rd, Pepper Pike. Open to the public, the event features clothing designed by Ursuline fashion students and will include more than 50 original creations for women.
“It’s always exciting to watch our fashion design students unveil their original collections,” said Dr. Constance Korosec, Ursuline’s fashion design, merchandising and interiors chair. “The goal is to offer students real world design experience by providing an exciting forum in which they can showcase their creativity.”
“Midnight Monet,” “Secret Harmony,” “Cosmic Journey” and “Olive Women” are some of the collections featured in this year’s show. Attendees will view a range of women’s wear designs from casual and flirty dresses to elegantly embellished gowns.
Senior Melissa Watson of Chagrin Falls said her “City Lights” line was designed to create a trendy look for a city girl. “I used bold prints and leather,” said Watson, who commented that she was inspired by designers Roberto Cavalli and Emporio Armani. After commencement, Watson plans on getting a job in fashion design and would like to get a master’s degree in textiles or design.
Fashion design junior and Euclid resident, Natalie Koch was inspired by flowers and used the beauty of color for her “Charming” collection. “My garment colors consist of navy and neutral with an added hint of floral and lace,” said Koch. In the future Koch would like to become a fashion consultant and work as a personal stylist.
“Secret Harmony” was designed by Senior Jody Scimone of West Farmington. “My inspiration for the collection was based on free thinking and peacefulness. My collection is a combination of bright and dull colors, woven and knits and has lots of movement,” said Scimone, who commented that her collection is fancy and is set aside from normal business wear. Scimone hopes to eventually become a designer in California.
Ursuline’s students prepare for the fashion industry through rigorous course work in design, merchandising, retail, graphics, textiles, apparel construction and production culminating in a senior fashion show.
In addition, the College’s fashion design students participate in study trips throughout major US cities and have the option of attending New York’s Fashion Institute of Technology during their junior year. They also have hands-on access to the College’s costume collection that includes more than 3,500 pieces of 20th century American apparel and accessories.
Fashion show admission costs are $10 for adults, $5 for students and no charge for children ten and under. Tickets can be purchased at the door. For more information, call 440 646 8142.
“It’s always exciting to watch our fashion design students unveil their original collections,” said Dr. Constance Korosec, Ursuline’s fashion design, merchandising and interiors chair. “The goal is to offer students real world design experience by providing an exciting forum in which they can showcase their creativity.”
“Midnight Monet,” “Secret Harmony,” “Cosmic Journey” and “Olive Women” are some of the collections featured in this year’s show. Attendees will view a range of women’s wear designs from casual and flirty dresses to elegantly embellished gowns.
Senior Melissa Watson of Chagrin Falls said her “City Lights” line was designed to create a trendy look for a city girl. “I used bold prints and leather,” said Watson, who commented that she was inspired by designers Roberto Cavalli and Emporio Armani. After commencement, Watson plans on getting a job in fashion design and would like to get a master’s degree in textiles or design.
Fashion design junior and Euclid resident, Natalie Koch was inspired by flowers and used the beauty of color for her “Charming” collection. “My garment colors consist of navy and neutral with an added hint of floral and lace,” said Koch. In the future Koch would like to become a fashion consultant and work as a personal stylist.
“Secret Harmony” was designed by Senior Jody Scimone of West Farmington. “My inspiration for the collection was based on free thinking and peacefulness. My collection is a combination of bright and dull colors, woven and knits and has lots of movement,” said Scimone, who commented that her collection is fancy and is set aside from normal business wear. Scimone hopes to eventually become a designer in California.
Ursuline’s students prepare for the fashion industry through rigorous course work in design, merchandising, retail, graphics, textiles, apparel construction and production culminating in a senior fashion show.
In addition, the College’s fashion design students participate in study trips throughout major US cities and have the option of attending New York’s Fashion Institute of Technology during their junior year. They also have hands-on access to the College’s costume collection that includes more than 3,500 pieces of 20th century American apparel and accessories.
Fashion show admission costs are $10 for adults, $5 for students and no charge for children ten and under. Tickets can be purchased at the door. For more information, call 440 646 8142.
My Senior Collection is done!
After spending many hours in the computer lab, having 12 hour days and the unending tourture, I AM FINALLY FINISHED! The fashion show that my school puts on and that I am also producing is coming up! May 1st 1pm at Ursuline College. Check out the website for more information! I have 2 collections in the fashion show along with 2 other garments that I made (Goodwill)!
MY 2011 COLLECTION "SECRET HARMONY"
February 23, 2011
Spring 2011 trend report
Using sheer in my collection. I used purple, green floral sheer in all 4 of my garments. This is a great 2011 spring trend that I am following.
SHEER BLISS
Designers played peekaboo this spring by layering transparent separates over solid underpinnings, with varying levels of modesty.
Teaching the Class
Well today for homework I taught the class how to create a fashion blog. I believe I have some good input and that everybody should create a blog! I also learned some other cool programs like onenote, and how to do criminal backgrounds for free! After my internship class I had senior studio where we did kimono sleeves, they are pretty easy to create using flat pattern and are very AWESOME Designs! Its time crunch for my final collection. So far I have muslin 1 and 2 done and fitted... only 2 more to go, then time to start on garments! I was planning on starting on one garment today...but I LOST MY FABRIC. TAKE NOTE: make sure you put something important in a safe location. ugh!
February 19, 2011
Sneak Peak of "Secret Harmony Collection" Spring 2011
My inspiration was brought to me by an updated bohemian style.
Form fitting and flowing at the same time.
SECRET HARMONY
Inspiration : Selena Gomez, Year Without Rain
Her Dress is beautiful!
February 18, 2011
My blog picture, the explanation
As I was looking for a picture to put on here, I realized that I should put this picture of me and my model Haley. I decided to put this as my picture because it shows some of the work I have done. These two garments were created for the "Goodwill Fashion Show". The goal of this show was to re-create a garment based off of something you found at a Goodwill location. We were given $25.00 and class time to work on it. I was able to create 2 garments for the price of one! I called it a pink collection because when I was at Goodwill I found a HOT PINK jumper suit for $1.00! What a steal. It was a great experience and a fun one as well! The point of this show was to give people hope that you can dress well for a budget, and GREAT quality clothing as well. Ursuline College was given this opportunity and the designing began! The fashion show was located at the Cleveland Rain-Forest, the runway was around the porcupines...how cool!
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