Different Careers

Haute Couture Designer - http://uk.pinterest.com/aaurora0862/haute-couture/

Elements: Many different patterns created with many different, expensive techniques, detailed and beautifully done. Each collection has a certain colour scheme which is produced using all the colours in the world. Beautiful, sculptured shapes clearly created for the runway only, can't be worn day to day. There are different textures for each different piece as different materials are used; metal, paper, plastic any material really. Textures can also be created by the techniques used such as beading, embroidery, pleating, weaving etc.

Draping Designer - http://uk.pinterest.com/aaurora0862/draping/

Elements: As with the haute couture the colour differs with each designer and collection, many different colours can be used. There isn't much pattern in draped designs as the techniques used are what the audience concentrate on, patterns would take attention away from that. Beautiful shapes can be created when draping, sometimes within the garment sometimes as an extra piece to the garment. Textures are again created within the techniques, pleating, weaving, smocking etc.

Tailor - http://uk.pinterest.com/aaurora0862/tailoring/

Elements: The colours used within tailoring are usually the classic black, grey, brown and different shades of blue. The patterns used are usually checked or striped however pattern can also be put into the lining of suits as shown with Leonard Logsdail's work. There aren't any unusual shapes within tailoring, just the classic suit jackets and trousers. Textures within tailoring only differ due to the different fabrics.

Commercial Designer - http://uk.pinterest.com/aaurora0862/commercial-fashion/

Elements: The colour scheme within commercial designing differs depending on the season, it can vary from any colour but always comes from the schemes shown in haute couture design as does the shape and pattern in the garments. The textures can again either be from the different fabrics or the techniques used.

Interior Designer - http://uk.pinterest.com/aaurora0862/interior-design/

Elements: Colours can differ with different designs however, as with most designers, there is usually a set colour scheme for a certain set of designs. Patterns also differ depending on which designer it is creating the piece, it depends what the designer is inspired by. Shapes can also come in a wide variety depending on the designer and textures again vary depending on which techniques are used.

Costume Designer - http://uk.pinterest.com/aaurora0862/costume-design/

Elements: Colours, patterns, shapes and styles all depend on what the designer is working on at the time, they have to stick to a certain limit due to the demands of the film or director. They could be designing for a sci-fi film set in the future or a theatrical performance set in the 18th century. They have to make sure everything works and fits together in a certain way. The textures again depend on the materials and techniques used.