| Travel with us in the time line of ‘costume history'…
The students of Art & Design Faculty gorgeously presented “The Timeline of Costume History”… in an absolute mind blowing manner! The individuality of conception and detailed research work & illustration could be seen very obvious from the final outfits prepared. The students managed & presented the whole show as part of their academic assessment with the objective to reflect different eras from history. The costumes were ramped on May 14, 2005 .
The faculty members of school actively prepared students from beginning to end and the final styling was done by ‘Ali & Tehseen'.
The Ancient Period:
In the ancient period, the earliest garments were created of animal skin. Later natural fabrics were used. White and off white were the most popular colors among the ancient civilization. Their garments were unstitched and draped around the body with the help of pins. They decorated their garments with jewels and ornamentations.
Paleolithic: Imran Akram
Egyptians: Saba Qureshi
Greeks: Mamoon Khan
Roman: Waseem Ahmed
 ......Imran... 'Paliolithic' |
 .......Sarah... 'Egyptions' |
 .......Mamoon... 'Greek' |
.......Waseem... 'Roman' |
Christianity Period
In this period costume was more about religious matters. It was covered for both men and women and showed very little skin. The costume also had biblical signs.
Byzantine: Abdul Raheem
Gothic: Hamza Siddiq
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......Raheem... 'Byzantine' |
 .........Hamza... 'Gothic' |
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Renaissance Period
The costume had now changed; it became layered and exaggerated. Different luxurious fabrics came in rich colours. Men and women both wore embellishments of various forms. Yards and yards of fabric were used to make women's skirts and gowns.
Elizabethan: Ambreen Pervaiz
Regency Empire: Khizra Mushtaq
Victorian: Sara Tanveer/Amreena Aslam
Baroque: Mehwish Aftab
Edwardian: Kashif Iqbal
Twentieth Century – The Modern Time Period
The twentieth century brought a drastic change in fashion. Due to the improved technology and wars, costume observed a lot of abrupt changes. It became modern and diversified. Media had cast a spell on the world. Fashion became glamorous and was now common for the masses. Since then till the Millennium it's more towards creative individualism.
World War: Omer Naveed Bhatti
1950s: Saima Bashir
1960s: Sundas Saleem
1970s Punks: Osama Rana
1970s Disco: Roma Khan
1980s: Shah Faleh
1990s: Rabil Arshad
2000s: Shireen Batool
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.....Omer... 'World War' |
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............Saima ... '1950s' |
..... Sundas... '1960s' |
..... Roma...'1970s Disco' |
 .....Osama...'1970s Punks' |
....ShahFaleh... '1980s' |
 ........Rabil... '1990s' |
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.......... Shireen... '2000s' |
Further information can be collected from STEP Faculty of Art & Design on
111 – 020 – 020.
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