4-H Fashion and Interior Design Project

4-H Fashion Show, Duds to Dazzle, and Storyboard county contests

Tentative Contest: March 24 at the Guadalupe County AgriLife office:

Please Note: The county contest may be moved to a weeknight if the number of entries is low

DUE DATE FOR ENTRIES: March 15, 2024

  • Virtual Storyboards (Digital Files must be emailed to Dru at dru.benavides@ag.tamu.edu)
  • Fashion Show paperwork
  • List of Duds to Dazzle team name,  members names and coaches

 Schedule:

3pm               Fashion Show Contestants Check-in

3:30pm         Fashion show Judging

3:45pm         Duds to Dazzle contest Check In

4:30pm        Duds to Dazzle Contest

TBA              Awards Program

4-H Duds to Dazzle – Team information due March 15th

NEW! Teams must use at least 2 items from the closet.

Each team must supply their own equipment for the competition. Teams may bring only the supplies listed in the Sewing Supply kit list. Sewing Supply kits will be checked by contest officials as team’s check-in for the contest. Extra equipment will be confiscated, and the team may be disqualified if caught using equipment not on their supply list. KITS ARE AVAILABLE TO CHECK OUT FROM THE COUNTY EXTENSION OFFICE!!!  PLEASE CONTACT MATT OR DRU TO GET ONE!

Duds to Dazzle Resources

 

4-H Fashion show – Senior ONLY – paperwork due March 15th

For Seniors only, Each contestant will introduce themselves and model their garment for the judges. Participants will then provide a 5-minute presentation to the judges. During the presentation, participants need to describe their project activities, outfit selection, construction or buying skills and their knowledge of fiber and fabrics. MAKE SURE YOU COVER EVERYTHING ON THE SCORE CARD!!!

District 10 4-H Fashion Show and Natural Fibers Contest Guide <— CLICK HERE

Senior Fashion Show Forms and Questions

4-H Fashion Show Natural Fibers Contest – Seniors only – Paperwork due March 15th

4-H Fashion show – Junior & Intermediate information – paperwork due March 15th

NEW THIS YEAR: NEW! Intermediate age division will now be required to conduct an Introduction/Presentation. Each contestant will introduce themselves and model their garment for the
judges. Participants will then provide a 5-minute (maximum) presentation to the judges. During the presentation, participants need to describe: project activities, outfit selection, construction/buying skills & their knowledge of fiber & fabrics.

4-H Fashion Storyboard – Board due March 15th

Design Brief (Theme) for 2024: Dream

“Dream” serves as the ultimate source of inspiration for this fashion concept. The concept revolves around the multifaceted nature of dreams, whether they are the surreal visions that
captivate a sleeping mind or the vivid aspirations that fuel the conscious soul. The fashion narrative will blur the lines between reality and reverie, creating a visual story that celebrates
the ethereal and the tangible. This concept invites designers to translate the essence of dreams into fashion, evoking a sense of wonder, mystery, and endless possibility.

Categories: A 4H member may compete in only ONE category for Storyboard. Categories include:
Wearable: Clothing that can be worn. Includes items such as pants, shorts, skirts, etc.
Accessory: Includes items such as belts, purses, bags, hats, etc.
Jewelry: Includes necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings, etc.

Pet Clothing: Includes items that can be worn by a pet or any other animal.

Home Décor: items that are easy to move and make a home visually appealing, examples
of home décor items include: throw pillows, table runner, or wall hanging.

Home Furnishings: items that make a home comfortable for living or working in.
Examples include: couch, ottoman, chair, tables, desks, beds and the like.

Storyboards can be created using a digital platform including but not limited to Canva, Picmonkey, InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and PowerPoint. All entries must be saved as a PDF, jpeg, jpg or png. Depending on the platform that you are using there will be different predetermined size templates, most will also include the option to select custom dimensions. Storyboard dimensions need to be between 18”and 24” (in one direction) and 24”and 30” (in the other direction). Recommended size is 18” X 24”.

 

 

 

 

 

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