Silvana Mariani

Silvana Mariani illustrates all things to do with fashion be it shoes, accessories, cat walk models and 'clothes I wore today' all are rendered digitally in the style of 1950's posters, a great and  inspiring collection to remind you to draw, draw, draw. You can follow her on pinterest

Lisbeth Antoine

These are Lisbeth Antoine's amazing collages, created from runway images of the KTZ show SS13. KTZ is a collaboration between Koji Maruyama, Sasko Bezovski and Marjan Pejoski, for Linda Farrow.

Damien Blottiere

 Disturbing experimental and transformational Damien Blottiere's collages are unique and unforgettable in the way that they splice fantasy with reality. They play with time, for while a photograph captures a second in time Damien's collaged photographs are almost filmic in their blending of captured singular images into a movement. Damien started his career as fashion editor for Mixte, Purple Fashion and Dazed and Confused. 

Mats Gustafson I

Swedish illustrator Mats Gustafson's fashion illustrations often focus on the silhouette
Gustafson's experimentation with mediums such as watercolour, pastel and  paper cuts reinvigorated and expanded the possibilities of fashion illustration after is demise due to advances in photography.

“You have to somehow fall in love with whatever you work with, to find the most interesting perspective or the beauty in whatever you do. When it really clicks between you and the designers, then of course it is more dynamic and more exciting.” Mats Gustafson

Aurore De La Morinerie

 

After today's life drawing class studying silhouette and negative space I thought you might like to see the fashion illustrations of  Aurore de la Morinerie, with their loose flowing style and attention to silhouette.

Adrian Behzadi

Adrian Behzadi's collaged illustrations have wonderful texture, colour analysis and use, they are great inspiration for sketch book work or mood boards. Adrian Behzadi is a scientist who produces illustrations in his spare time.

Danielle Kroll

 

I suggested to some of you, that a good way to build your skills in fashion design, drawing and illustration, is to make a 'clothes diary'. Here Danielle Kroll has done just that in her 'What I wore today' series, I hope it inspires you to get one started as it will quickly grow into a great sketchbook.

Mi Kyoung Kim and Doyeon Noro Kim

 

These are digital illustrations made in collaboration between Mi Kyoung Kim and Doyeon Noro Kim.

Eugenia Lejos I

Eugenia Lejos creates collaged fashion illustrations that are completely reflective of our culture now, in that they are almost graffiti illustrations. Eugenia creates incredibly effective mixed media illustrations where she takes  photographs, paints them and then applies scraps of fabrics. (thanks)

Hildur Yoeman Fashion Illustration

Love the ethereal mysterious quality of these fashion illustrations by Hildur Yoeman. This technique would be a great way to develop a portfolio or a collection.

Carlos Aponte

These are some illustrations by Carlos Aponte, Carlos uses a variety of techniques to produce a broad range of works but these eye catching fashion illustrations were created using tape on board.

Natalia Grosner

Illustrator Natalia Grosner's favourite ten looks from New York fashion week SS 2012 illustrated in collaboration with trendland.net, fabulous! (thanks)

Cathy Daley

Cathy Daley is an artist who's work very involved with clothing particularly the tutu and the stiletto. Cathy also has started exploring her themes through sculpture with “Little Black Dress”, a 17 foot high extravagantly slender cloth gown and “Soft Stiletto” a collapsed over sized vinyl shoe with stiletto heel.

"Drawing on persistent cultural images inspired by ballerina tutus, the garb of fairy-tale princesses and Barbie doll couture, my work investigates childhood memories of what it means to be female in Western culture and explores cultural representation of the feminine and the body. The drawings mine contemporary vocabularies of glamour, fashion, popular culture, cartoons, street signage, Hollywood cinema, fairy tales, and mythology, to examine the iconography of the feminine as it exists in the cultural imaginary, personal memory, and fantasy." Cathy Daley

I think Cathy's work would be fantastic as fashion illustration and is certainly inspirational.

Ashkan Honarvar

Look at these fantastic collaged illustrations by Ashkan Honarvar, the potential for inspiration with the shapes and silhouettes created as well as the clashes of texture colour and emotion. be inspired. (Thanks)

Lotta Nieminen

Graphic designer Lotta Nieminen produced these lovely clean fashion illustrations, incollaboration with Kristina Wilson Photography, using collaged elements, for BG Mag.