Fashion Design
PHOTO GALLERY
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Hi!
I'm Valerie Corr. I have been a professor of Fashion
Design here at FIT since 1981. I
have designed this website to
acquaint you with, and to display
the work of the more creative and
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I have
a strong background in Fashion Design,
as a working designer,
design consultant and finally
as a designer/manufacturer
under my own label,
"Valerie".
With a strong background in Sports Wear, Active
Sportswear and the use of Knit &
Woven fabrics, I
have been enthusiastic to share my
knowledge by
teaching sewing, draping and
patternmaking in a
variety of classes and to
serve as a former Evening
Advisor Student for 9 years,
acquainting Future
Designers with the realities of the
market place.
Here is
a preview of some of the photos
on this
site:
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Pleated Details Make this Princess Line Dress Special!
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A Shirred Double-Sleeve Detail Makes all the Difference!
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French Tucking on this Neckline Makes this Princess Line Dress A Stand-Out!
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Pleating plus Trim Detail on the Neckline provide Bust Emphasis!
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The Designer Shows her Fan-pleated Princess Line Dress.
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A Princess Line Dress is just lovely with Multi-layed & colored "Rose" Sleeves.
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Pleated, Contrast-colored inserts provide Design Interest and coordinate with bias-trimmed sleeves & Flounce.
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The Designer with her Princess Line Dress; detail shown above.
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This Multi-Gored Princess Line is enhanced with Godets and a crinoline slip for added Drama.
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A Ruffled & Blousoned Jacket Muslin is the beginning of a Silk-Linen Suit for the Sustainability Fashion Show.
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A Lovely Shaped Jacket Muslin that would enhance most figures is another Sustainability Fashion Show Suit beginning.
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The Classic, Sporty lines of this Jacket Muslin provides the start of a Third Sustainability Fashion Show Entry.
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This Dress Poofed Dress is also a Princess Line Design.
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An early, yet fine, first semester muslin drape, shown by the Designer.
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Another Lovely First Semester, early muslin with the Designer.
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We also do muslins in Patternmaking class to test our Flat Pattern Designs. Here is a creative Junior dress with the Designer.
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A lot of work goes into making any garment. Here a student is laying out fabric for her Suit Jacket Lining.
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Another Student cheerfully spends countless hours sewing her Jacket.
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An ensemble is complete: Black wool Dress and Coordinating blue Wool Jacket.
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Another Finished Suit Jacket and Poof Skirt Ensemble.
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Several dresses on the last day of the First semester of FD111.
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More of the dresses lined up & on display on the last day of one First Semester class.
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Everyone gets together for a last day PARTY and pictures.
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Some Students clown around in their Term Garment Dresses.
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ENJOY!
This site was last updated on
October 20,
2008.
The contents of theses pages have not
been reviewed or approved by FIT.
The content of this site is updated
periodically. Typically, there will be a 4 to 6 month
lag time for new photo galleries and write-ups to be posted,
as I must fit the necessary time for the work to be done
into my rather hectic schedule along with work & family
demands. Please Be Patient.
http://www.valerie_corr@fitnyc.edu
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