VOGUE INSTITUE OF DESIGN _NEWSLETTER (EDITED)

2. VOGUE NEWSLETTER: ISSUE JULY 2024 GREETINGS !! CONTENTS Life post-Covid has been a rollercoaster, yet we have found a way to enjoy the ride. In the bleakest of times during the lock down and social restrictions, as much as there was an inclination to let go of ourselves, cocooned into our comfort zones combined with the anxiety that there is no more reels to life, we championed over all the challenges and made our lives more exciting and fun-filled than ever. This is the spirit of VOGUE. EDITOR’S NOTE 02 03 EDITORIAL TEAM ADMIRER LA MODA EVENTS &CELEBRATIONS 05 06 07 08 09-10 STUDY TOUR Despite the tumultuous time in the recent years, we have bounced back with renewed hope that tomorrow will be better. A little has been lost but a lot has been learnt. This has been a thought that was pondered upon, however, it has brought us tremendous clarity about the nature of life. As architecture students we are taught to incorporate our experiences and the nature of life around into visual designs. This sets apart the creativity of VOGUE. WORKSHOP (FD) MATERIAL STUDY (ID) INDUSTRAIL VISIT (ID)& (FD) 11 12 STUDENT ACTIVITES We sincerely thankful for the love and support of the team. We are proud of the culture at Vogue where there is over whelming warmth and care towards each other. 14 Since its our 1stlaunch we have learnt an grown exponentially in making our newsletter. We have strived to make it more engaging and dynamic in our newly launched 1stedition. 15 15 16 18 Thank you, we hope you enjoy reading it.

3. Dr.M. M Kariappa Founder & Chairman Dear colleagues and students, “Gratitude is the healthiest of all human emotions. The more you express gratitude for what you have, the more likely you will have even more to express gratitude for.”- Zig Ziglar I am honored to fill the role of Founder & Chairman– the newsletter of Vogue for the year 2024. I would like to thank my associate editors and the students for the amazing work they have done this year. I also want to thank the management of Vogue Institute for entrusting responsibility, more-so the privilege of mentoring the amazing set of students at Vogue to articulate their experiences this year in this newsletter. me with the The heart and soul of this newsletter, it provides a forum for industry members discuss industry trends, insights, innovations, and achievements. The students look forward to browsing through the newsletter and having first-hand information about the industry from their seniors. In this edition, you will find interesting industry insights and the triumphant tales of the students. Under the News column, one can glance at all the activities, stories, and achievements of the students. This issue also celebrates the accomplishments of our current students who are honing their talent and slowly stepping into their entrepreneurial journey. I urge the students to utilize this opportunity and broaden their realm of creativity. Hoping that VOGUITES contribute in setting the trend for the ‘Next-Gen design sensitively. My sincere thanks to the management of Vogue, Chairman sir and faculty in supporting to incorporate into the curriculum environmentalism and modern lifestyle into their designs and teaching the designs to set a trajectory for modern design. With all said above we are happy to share a glimpse of life at Vogue . We hope you enjoy reading the first edition of our newsletter. Dr.M. M Kariappa Founder & Chairman Vogue Institute of Art & Design Bangalore

4. Jigna Shah Asst.Prof.Deepika.C. (HOD) Asst.Prof.Anitha AGM-Academics & Branding EDITORIAL TEAM Asst.Prof.Krishna Prabha P Ar. Pallavi YM Faculty-Anjana “Gratitude is the healthiest of all human emotions. The more you express gratitude for what you have, the more likely you will have even more to express gratitude for.”- Zig Ziglar

5. An enigmatic rendezvous, celebrating the fashion expression of Vogue Institute of Design. This year it was organized on 11thof May. Students of Diploma Vogue presented the runway of temptation by designers Akshita and Garima, where each garment embodies the essence of The Deadly Sins . From luxurious fabrics to daring designs, our collection invites you to indulge in a world of desire and viciousness. Prepare to be captivated by envy, consumed by greed, enticed by lust, enraged by wrath and glorified by Pride as we explore the darker side of fashion.“ -AKSHITA SUSHANT & GARIMA SINGH THE DEADLY SINS ADMIRER LA MODA . . . VOGUE MYSTIQUE AWARDS STUDENT ACTIVITIES

6. VOGUE NEWSLETTER : ISSUE JULY 20 24 CELEBRATING OUR CULTURAL EXPRESSION “VOGUE” EVENTS & CELEBRATIONS

7. A TRAVEL THROUGH AN ISLAND COUNTRY: WHIZZING VIA MARITIME SOUTH EAST ASIA Our college trip to Singapore was a remarkable blend of education, culture, and adventure. Over the course of five days , we explored iconic landmarks like Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay, delved into the vibrant neighborhoods experienced the world famous Universal Studios. Educational visits to the Lasalle college of Arts and the provided valuable insights and sparked intellectual curiosity. Despite the humid weather, the trip was an enriching and memorable experience for all, making it a memorable one. of Little India, and Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts -Garima Singh (GDFDM 2306) The trip to Singapore was a one of a kind experience for us college students. All the procedures during the trip went pretty smoothly, thanks to our teachers who guided us through every step. We were grateful to have seen most of the tourist attractions in Singapore and the whole journey was exciting. I definitely recommend the students to experience this incredible trip organized from Vogue every year as it is not only enjoyable but also informative. We visited the best fashion and arts college to Universal studios and it was incredible. -Akshita Sushant (GDFDM 2306) EXPLORING THE LAND OF “LIONCITY” This study tour wouldn’t be possible without the constant support of our beloved Nishank Sir and Jigna Ma’am. STUDY TOUR Semester 02 & 04

8. VOGUE NEWSLETTER : ISSUE , JULY 20 24 MUA. Harshitha Jayaraj Vogue Institute Of design unfolded a mesmerizing 3-day Makeup workshop, where every brushstroke told a story of artful transformations. Participants immersed themselves in the world of beauty,creativity,and skill exploring the magic of color, technique and self discovery. From the subtle strokes that enhanced natural beauty to the bold hues that redefined glamour, the workshop was canvas of endless possibilities. The students learnt the importance of skincare and cosmetic applications. It delves into colour theory, teaching how to use products for different skin tones . Techniques like contouring and highlighting were though very well. They also explored various make up style, from natural to Avant Garde. MAKEUP WORKSHOP @ VOGUE WORK SHOPS

9. Diploma graduate students of ID from Vogue institute of Design had an amazing industrial visit to HMG Stones . Visit to HMG Stones was both informative and insightful. Students learnt about the origins, history, and production processes of various stones and marbles. The warm hospitality extended to us was appreciated. Students immersed themselves in a world of natural stones , types of stones their uses in interiors gaining valuable insights and ideas for our design projects. Thanks to HMG Stones for an incredible experience!! OFF CAMPUS LEARNING @ “HMG STONES” MAGIC OF “STONES” During our visit, we explored various types of stones, digging information into a their formation and the methods used for their extraction. We gained insights into the identification techniques for each stone, based on visual characteristics such as appearance and texture. INDUSTRIAL VIST Semester 01&02 Subsequently, the factory personnel provided an in-depth overview of their operational processes, including procurement, extraction, cutting, polishing, Furthermore, they explained about the logistics being transporting the finished from the factory to different project sites. This Industrial wouldn’t be possible without the constant support of design faculty. Ar. Pallavi Y M . batching, finishing. and involved in products visit tour our beloved -TEJAASWINI B.R.(GDID 2307)

10. 1 7 VOGUE NEWSLETTER : ISSUE JULY,2024 Jewellery Department at Vogue Institute of Design, Students indulged their passion for jewellery design, Transform your dreams into stunning creations under expert guidance. Design meticulously crafts a stunning masterpiece, each detail carefully honed to perfection. Explore a world of diverse inspirations with our six captivating jewelry collections. From the vibrant heritage of Patan Patola textiles to the mythical allure of mermaids, each collection tells a unique story. Dive deep into the ocean of eternal love with our Mermaid-inspired pieces, or channel the divine energy of Lord Shiva with bold and sacred motifs. Embrace the ever-changing beauty of nature's seasons, captured in a symphony of colors and textures. Feel the serpentine splendor with our collection inspired by the mesmerizing power of snakes, symbolizing transformation and rebirth. Journey through time with our Historical Jewels and Coins collection, a testament to human craftsmanship and ingenuity across civilizations. Each piece invites wearers to adorn themselves with history, mythology, and the timeless elegance of nature's cycles. - CHARMI THUMMAR (JD2307) VOGUE –JEWELLERY DEPARTMENT STUDENT ACTIVITIES

11. “Diving into the fascinating world of garment production at Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail! From conception to creation, every department contributes to the magic of fashion. Grateful for the eye- opening experience”! Empowering future fashion designers with industry insights! Our students of Diploma batch - 2306 & 2312 got the opportunity to visit Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Ltd. It was a journey through the heart of garment production. From design to distribution, each department shared invaluable knowledge with our students. Grateful for the opportunity to learn and grow! THE TIMELESS... BEAUTYOF KNOWING INDUSTRY INDUSTRIAL VISIT

12. 1 1 VIFT NEWSLETTER : ISSUE 4, JUNE 20 22 The students of BATCH GDID 2307 had been to Tippu Sultan’s Summer palace for a documentation and material study. Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace, in Bangalore, India, is an example of Indo-Islamic architecture and was the summer residence of the Mysorean ruler Tipu Sultan. Today the Archaeological Survey of India maintains the palace, which is located at the center of Old Bangalore. The structure was built entirely of teak and stands adorned with pillars, arches and balconies. It is believed that Tipu Sultan used to conduct his durbar (court) from the eastern and western balconies of the upper floor. There are four smaller rooms in the corners of first floor which were Zenana Quarters. There are beautiful floral motifs embellishing the walls of the palace. The site also holds a painting of grand throne visualized by Tipu Sultan himself. Coated with gold sheets and adorned with precious emerald stones, Tipu had vowed never to use it until he completely defeated the British Army. After Tipu Sultan's death, the British dismantled the throne and auctioned its parts as it was too expensive for a single person to buy whole. The rooms in the ground floor have been converted into a small museum showcasing various achievements of Tipu Sultan and his administration. There are newly done portraits of the people and places of that time. There is a replica of Tipu's Tiger, which is in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Tipu Sultan's clothes and his crown are present in silver and gold pedestals. The silver vessels given by a general to Hyder Ali is also displayed. This study tour wouldn’t be possible without the constant support of design faculty. Ar. Pallavi Y M . A VISIT TO : “TIPPU SULTANS SUMMER PALACE PALACE” ” our beloved MATERIAL STUDY Semester 01

13. ATHIRA ANN ALPHONSE CRISPIN CARMEL THE TIMELESS... ETHNIC DAY POSTER DESIGNING ANIMATION DEPARTMENT SIBTEN

14. 1 7 VOGUE NEWSLETTER : ISSUE , JULY 20 24 We the students of Vogue Diploma immersed ourselves in an exhibition organized by “A for Architecture’ held at Bangalore International Centre, and took part in various formal competitions workshops, and seminars. It is conceptualized as a way to put forth the method and medium of practice in interiors which has primarily been that of model making, where it covered different aspects of space making , planning, most importantly approach to questions, craft other related qualities and the method and modality of putting ideas forward in the form of the physical model. It was an experience like none other. The aura and energy at the venue along with the interaction with fellow interior design students from different universities was a refreshing experience. -LALMUNKIM (GDID2307) VOUGUE @ A FOR ARCHITECTURE – EXHIBITION STUDENT ACTIVITIES

15. PROJECT TITLE:SNOWFLAKES My inspiration is snowflakes which taken theme is Elsa's iconic ice queen from the movie frozen. In "Frozen each snowflakes is intricately detailed and unique. Take inspiration from these intricate designs to create your on unique snowflakes patterns for the dress. Elsa's dress is embellished with crystal and sequins can be strategically placed to mimic the unique structure of snowflakes catching the light and adding a touch of magical presences. Which evoking the glistening beauty of freshly fallen snow. Embrace the color of snow and ice blue. silver and white. Elsa's is referred to as ice queen or dress symbolizes as powerful queen. CAD “PORTFOLIO WORK” STUDIO WORKS Semester 08

16. 1 7 VOGUE NEWSLETTER : ISSUE , JULY 20 24 MARIA SHRUTHI Adel and Vida Lifestyle Adel and Vida Lifestyle Congratulations! Your achievements deserve to be celebrated even more. Vogue diploma students from the interior design, fashion, and animation departments for securing placements! Your hard work, creativity, and dedication have paid off, and this achievement marks the beginning of an exciting journey in your respective fields. It's not just about getting placed; it's a testament to your talent, perseverance, and the skills you've honed during your time at Vogue. Your success reflects your passion for creativity and your commitment to excellence. May this placement be the stepping stone to a fulfilling and prosperous career ahead. Keep pushing boundaries, exploring new horizons, and making your mark in the world of design and animation. You've earned this moment, and the future holds boundless opportunities for your continued growth and success! PLACEMENTS -2024 PLACEMENT

17. Interior Design and Fashion is not something out of mind & imagination. In the past century, the bond between these two industries has gotten stronger as they originate from the same root – ART & EXPRESSION. Fashion is a wearable art while Interior design is an inhabitable art, Interior Designers, Architects & fashion designers follow similar work principles, geometry, balance to create form, structure & design lines. This admiration flows both ways. Interior Designer turned fashion designer Pierre Balmain once said “ Dress making is the architecture of movement”. Balmain wasn’t the only one who believed - nothing is more important in dress than its construction. But each designer interprets their architectural inspiration to meet their expression of art. The late Zaha Hadid was known as dabble in the fashion world by bringing structural elements reminiscent into designing principles of fashion industry. A platform wedge shoe & clutch bag are the limited- edition pieces released by Zaha Hadid design with British shoe & accessory brand Charlotte Olympia. This dream collaboration between the design teams gave phenomenal epitome of architectural fashion. “ Form follows fashion” is more than an act, the Greek Architect, Viktoria Lystra who explores a common base between two artistic fields. Her designs inspired by buildings have brought forth conceptual garments, jewellery and shoes. IZHAAR STUDENT ACTIVITIES Henceforth, architecture and fashion get inspired and affected by each other in many ways. Both provides a shelter in a different social dimensions. Many ways. it provides a shelter in different social dimensions. Many Interior designers inspired by a garment to design a building and it’s the same in the other way around.

18. Ar. PALLAVI YM “WORLD . . . THROUGH A LENS” PHOTOGRAPHY STUDENT’S WORK

19. 2 1 VOGUE NEWSLETTER : ISSUE JULY 2024 THEJASHREE – 8th Semester “STROKE OF IMAGINATION” Design communicating ideas, whether it is solving initial design problems or working through ideas and details. It helps to convey ideas, demonstrate functionality, visualize user flow, and illustrate anything that requires interaction. presentation,sketches are all about STUDENT WORKS

20. 23 AAAD NEWSLETTER : ISSUE 4, JUNE 2022 MORRIS GDID 2307 Any image is a symbolism of art, either a painting or a photograph. The interpretation of great art evokes the mind of the audience. Art is a freedom of expression and thought. An image is a crucial aspect in the field of Design.In Photography art, design, and calculations are technically balanced, it has a pre-defined role and definition. It requires a perfect balance between creative design on one hand along with a technical structure on the other. A Designer puts so much thought, time and energy into their designs. A Designer role is to capture the perfect embodiment of the creative and the functional aspect and implement the same in the design of the structure. “ PICTURES WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS” STUDENT WORKS DINESH GDID 2307

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