DESIGNING A CASUAL-STYLE CLOTHING COLLECTION FOR GIRLS USING VARIOUS TEXTURED MATERIALS

Abstract

This article examines the design of a casual-style clothing collection for girls using materials of different textures. The main objective of the study is to enhance the aesthetic, functional, and ergonomic properties of garments through a harmonious combination of three-thread knitwear, velvet, and linen, as well as to strengthen artistic expressiveness by applying decorative prints. The painting “Turksib” by the People’s Artist of Kazakhstan, Abylkhan Kasteev, was selected as a source of creative inspiration, as it reflects the ideas of industrialization, movement, progress, and national cultural elements, contributing to the formation of a coherent design concept. The research employed computer graphics tools such as Corel Draw and automated pattern-making software Grafis to develop design sketches and constructive solutions. An analysis of material compatibility, color schemes, and textural combinations was conducted, along with an evaluation of the decorative, functional, and performance characteristics of the garments. The results confirm the effectiveness of using materials of different textures in casual clothing design and their positive impact on product competitiveness, the findings of this research have both scientific and practical significance in the fields of fashion industry, design, and materials science.