Fashion Designs: Open-Toe Platform Shoes

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Part of the video series: Platform Shoe Fashion Designs

Summary: An open-toe platform shoe leaves the toes and heel exposed. Learn to draw open-toe platform shoes with tips from a fashion expert in this free fashion design video.

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Laurel Armstrong Laurel Armstrong is in graduate school for fashion design and is knowledgeable about everything fashion: design, sketching, pattern drafting, draping, sewing ... read more

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Fashion Designs: Open-Toe Platform Shoes

Hi, I'm Laurel, the fashion expert. Today we're going to talk about drawing shoes. Shoes are in a central part of your collection, and the first category that we are going to do is going to be platforms. And our first style of platform will be the open toe platform slingback, and its name is derived from, first of all, the platform being the sole, open toed being where your toes are visible, and the slingback meaning your heel is going to be visible, and it slings around the back of your foot. So, I am now going to show you how to draw that and what steps you need to take. The first thing that I do, personally, is I outline the bottom of the foot when creating a platform, so I have a base for my sole. Then I decide how tall I want my platform to be, and I create it. I start from one side and I go to the other side and balance it out. And again, you're going to end up copying this over and over and over again until you make it perfect. So your initial drawing isn't going to be very good, but you're going to retrace and retrace and keep going until you have something you like. And then work your way up from the bottom, and then add if you want a bow or whatever it is that you want, and then you have the basis for your design.

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