In what ways is math used in fashion design?
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Basic measurements such as how many inches should the sleeve be (width, height).\n\n\nDesigners usually draw a protype, but fabricating the clothe is more complex, as the designer has to specify dimensions to the one that makes the clothe.
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Firstly look at all the different engineering feats that men has ever engaged in - for example your desk, the home you live in, lights, cars, highways, computers, TV, Internet, commerical planes, ipod etc - everything is related to mathematics!\n\nWhile eating your meal think about this, how would a chef be able to cook that delicious dish without the use of mathematical principles of proportion.\n\nThe designer clothes that you are currently wearing, how would the designer be able to create such clothes without the help of mathematical measuring instruments.\n\nThe back engine of any business enterprise is mathematics! Without a sound mathematical business strategy, business can go bankrupt overnight!\n\nAnd the list goes on! \n\nSorry to say, but i think you had a very lousy Mathematics Teacher!
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graphic design, patternmaker, stylist, art direction, lighting direction, textile design, colorist, illustrator, staging, costume design.
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symetric designs, ratios from diagram to real material
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Calculating square footage of living space, square footage of pavement/building, comparing that to total acreage, price per acre, price per square foot, estimating taxes based on assessment and millage rates,  calculating escrow payments, commission due on sales price at given percentages, calculating mortgage payments at different interest rates and terms and loan values.... \n\nThere's really no end to use of math in real estate. It's pretty much all numbers.
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For math, you could go as "pi" - the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter - 3.14159.\n\nHowever your costume could be based on "pie" Maybe you could make a "pie" shaped headpiece and using fabric, make a triangular shaped "cloak" to wear.  Decorate the pieces with the numbers of "pi" and for effect pass out real little mini "pies" to everyone.
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For fashion designing  "NIFT" (National Institute of Fashion technology). You didint mention from which city you are\nI think 10th or 10+2 is enough to take addmission in fashion designing and catering.
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Graphic design is an art based field, not much on Math. Depending on where you go to school, you may have to take more (or less) math. There are alot of computer classes involved, because most graphic design is done on computers now. Look at what schools you are interested in and look at their website to see what classes are required.
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It depends on what shape you want to know the area.\n\nSimple shapes have formulas. (such as a circle's area is Pi*r*r)\n\nComplex shapes which have pattern.(you know the equation of lines that form the shape), calculus is used to find the area.\n\nIf a shape is not ordinary. You should draw lines to grid it and count the area square by square.\n\n-Hope this would help-
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Haha! (sorry, hehe) arite u can try this link if u want, http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/bc.html, \nbut i'm not too sure if u'll find ANYTHING regarding fashion in it! u a fashion designer too? well, botswana's a crazy dreamland to pick n study the fashion of.. why not china for instance!!
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It is similar to calculating the area. \n\nIt is a product of Length and Width (L x W).
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In order to get into fashion design, you'll need a really strong portfolio, some relevant work experience, and connections. One good way to get all three is to study fashion design at university. \n\nIt's best if you can go to a university located in the hub of one of the major fashion centres - I'm assuming you're in the US, so that means NYC, and probably the Fashion Institute of Technology, or the Parsons School of Design, two of the top programs in this field in the world. There are other really good design schools scattered around the country, but these are among the top, and with their location will give you great access to the fashion world, internships, meetings with past graduates, and career opportunities. \n\nThere are lots of schools offering good programs that will teach you the technology involved. However, being relistic and blunt, graduates of second-tier programs will have a much harder time finding jobs in design studios unless they have an absolutely stunning portfolio. You'll have a much easier time of it if you go to one of the top schools. \n\nThis is such a highly competitive field, that your school, portfolio and connections really, really do matter. Get into the best design school that you can, do internships and coops while you're there, put together a good portfolio, use the contacts you make and you'll be able to get yourself a beginning job upon graduation. \n\nThe link below may help.
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Mainly in architecture (though computers do most of the work these days...).\nAlso, I have a friend who is an artist, and when she creates 3d work (sculptures, interactive art) she uses trigonometry and extremums to decide certain things (the best angle for a part of the work, how to use minimum material when she doesn't have a big budget etc.).\n\nBesides, it's pretty fun, if you like math.
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First, figure out what trend you want to look at. Do you need real statistics to back you up (in which case you should look for those numbers first) or can you do something more general based on your experiences.  I would look at the trend of clothing getting more risque.  I would find several examples of this, then would try to come up with reasonable reasons for it and go into detail for each reason (physical and monetary practicality, shifting social mores, youth and counter culture, etc).  Otherwise, usual essay considerations apply: organization, intro and conclusion paragraph, proofreading, ect
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Sometimes geometry is more than calculating numbers.  Geometry has to do with shapes in space.\nSimple geometry is used when driving an automobile.  The curve of the road, for example is constant, so you do not have to keep adjusting the steering wheel.\nChildren use geometry when stacking blocks.  Adults use the same techniques when stacking boxes in a warehouse (they might also calculate how many boxes can go into the space provided).\nGeometry is used to make sure that a door closes in the frame.  Right angles and the proper length and width.\nGeometry is use when slicing a pie or cake.  Sometime to get even pieces, sometimes to get different size pieces.\nGeometry is used when playing baseball.  The diamond is really a square and the batter must place the bat at just the right place to hit the ball.  This is usually done unconsciously.\nAny time that size and shape of objects matter, geometry is used.
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Some uses of math in an ecommerce job\n\nSales management\n\n- making sales projections\n- counting how many sales\n- counting how much revenue site is earning\n- determining ratio of shopping cart abandonment (how many started putting items in shopping cart but did not follow through to purchase)\n- calculating and estimating size of the market\n- determining ratio of returns and calculating its impact on the bottomline\n\nAdvertising and marketing\n\n- calculating ROI of each marketing campaign\n- determining spend levels for each campaign\n- projecting/estimating returns for each identified campaign including search engine marketing\n- calculating conversion rate per campaign (how many visitors a banner or PPC campaign generated actually bought an item in the site)\n\nWebsite Analysis\n\n- calculating overall traffic conversion rate\n- determining exit ratio
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The dessert of math. Its tasty, good, and i'm wearing it.