Designers take Austin Fashion Week to heart

Fashion is the capital sums for the fourth annual Fashion Week in Austin.
For many designers come and go, the road to the rail connector is required behind the scenes. For designers such as Martin Jordan, it all starts with an idea.

"Enough, he has worked with the lower back. Think you have to, it will be beautiful bra off? Women want to feel supported," she said. "They should be about that person will be dancing in this area, they will eat in this area, go, go, to think in terms of work?"

With the popularity of television and reality shows like Project Runway, say those in the School of Fashion Design in Austin, they have an increased interest in fashion design and sewing at a time seen.

"It's just the pendulum of history, back and forth. Now back to being comfortable in our homes can be again," Austin School of Fashion Design spokeswoman Mary Margaret QUADLANDER said.

For independent developers like Martin, who not only create, but also in the manufacture and marketing of reflect on their clothes, she says, "One day, when talking about color palettes and everything is OK, and then some days you have the bills to pay and want to cry. "

Ultimately, this is the time to harvest the seeds, sow the fashion of his own rewards allowed.

"It's almost as if a child. I worked so hard and spent so much time, this is my artistic expression, and here it is complete and will be implemented and this is a very strange feeling," Martin said.

The School of Fashion Design offers sewing classes for all levels, Austin. School officials say, hundreds of children enrolled for the summer sewing camp this year.