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The Power of Proportion

This week we talked about proportion, and it made me think about why certain trends work better for me than others. Proportion is about how parts of a design relate to each other. For example, when I wear cropped jackets with high waisted pants, it makes my legs look longer. That proportion feels more flattering on my body. But when I wear long tops with low rise jeans, it visually shortens me. As someone interested in fashion and possibly working in styling or marketing, und

Fizzaha Vhora

Mar 21 min read

The Thought Behind the Outfit

This semester has made me more aware of how intentional design really is. I used to get dressed based on mood, but now I think about silhouette and visual impact. For example, when I wear monochrome outfits, I notice how unity makes the look feel elevated and cohesive. If I mix too many shapes or colors, it can feel chaotic. Learning about design principles has helped me understand why certain outfits photograph better than others. Since I’m interested in fashion and work in

Fizzaha Vhora

Feb 281 min read

Creating Stability Through Style

Balance is something I didn’t realize I naturally use until we discussed the principles of design. When I create outfits, I always try to balance proportions. If I wear oversized jeans, I usually pair them with a fitted top. If I wear something dramatic like a big jacket, I keep everything else simple. This connects to what we learned about visual weight. Dark colors and bulky shapes feel heavier, so I balance them with lighter or slimmer pieces. I also think about this when

Fizzaha Vhora

Feb 281 min read

Beyond Trends: Understanding Color

Color theory has completely changed how I shop. Before this class, I would buy things just because they were trendy. Now I think about color harmony and temperature. I’ve realized I gravitate toward neutrals like black, beige, and denim because they create unity and are easy to style. When I add a pop of color, like red or bright blue, it creates emphasis in the outfit. This is helpful for social media because emphasis draws attention in photos. I also notice how lighting cha

Fizzaha Vhora

Feb 281 min read

This blog is a reflection of how the design concepts I’m studying this semester show up in my everyday life. As someone interested in fashion and content creation, I’ve started noticing how elements like line, color, balance, and proportion influence the way I dress, take photos, and present myself. These entries explore the connection between classroom theory and real world styling, showing how design principles shape not only what I wear, but how I see and create visual experiences.