COLOR AND SHAPE IN COSTUME DESIGN

MY. Suvonova; SN Ernakulov is a; AF Murodaliev

Authors

MY. Suvonova Teacher , Karshi state university ORCID : https://orcid.org/0009-0007-8269-1931 Email: suvonov a 8100 @gmail.com Author
SN Ernakulov is a Teacher of the international innovation university E-mail : ernaqulovsun1995@gmail.com Author
AF Murodaliev Is a student of the university of digital economy and agrotechnologies ORCID : https://orcid.org/0009-0003-7328-1309 E-mail : azizbekmurodaliev@gmail.com Author

Keywords:

Costume design, costume composition, costume design, costume graphics, geometric shapes, form, color, art, object, essence, fashion, feature, style, creative process, creative task, unity of form.

Abstract

In costume design The concepts of shape and color are of particular importance, and the geometric essence that expresses the appearance and boundaries of an object is considered to be “shape”. Shape means appearance, boundaries. The color scheme of a costume is closely related to the compositional idea of the costume. In costume design, colors tend to form and change into a certain geometric shape. Color has always been a means of expressing gender and age differences. Children's clothing tends to be more delicate, teenagers prefer contrasting colors, adults prefer deeper hues, and women's clothing tends to be brighter and more colorful than men's clothing.