Problems of design and design of Muslim and national clothes . Education-science-production" by the authors Abutalipov N. L. , Hammatova V. In. and Safina L. A. It is a unique study that immerses the reader in the world of fashion and design, combining cultural traditions and modern trends. Published by Kazan National Research Technological University, this work will be a real find for anyone interested in fashion, design, as well as cultural identity. The book covers a wide range of topics related to the design and design of Muslim and national clothing. The authors raise important questions about how traditions and contemporary design requirements can co-exist and influence each other. They analyze how national characteristics and cultural codes are reflected in clothing, and how these elements can be adapted for the modern consumer. The reader will be able to learn about the different styles, materials and techniques that are used in the creation of Muslim clothing, as well as how these elements can be integrated into everyday wardrobe. This book will be interesting not only for professional designers and students of fashion specialties, but also for a wide audience, including people interested in culture, ethnography and fashion history. It will appeal to both young and more mature readers who seek to understand how fashion can be a means of self-expression and cultural identification. If you are looking for inspiration to create your own design or want to understand more deeply how fashion can reflect cultural values, this book will be your reliable assistant. One of the key topics raised in the book is the interaction of education, science and production in the field of clothing design. The authors emphasize the importance of a scientific approach to design, which allows you to create not only aesthetically attractive, but also functional things. They share their observations on how modern technology affects the process of creating clothes, and how this can change the perception of national fashion in the future. The book also explores the challenges faced by designers working in this field and suggests possible ways to address them. The style of the authors is distinguished by the depth of analysis and the availability of presentation. They use examples from practice, which makes the material more clear and understandable. Readers will be able to see how theory and practice intertwine in real life, and how designers can use this knowledge to create unique collections. If you are interested in such works as “Fashion and Identity” or “Culture and Clothing”, then “Problems of Designing and Designing Muslim and National Clothing” will be an excellent addition to the library for you. This book will not only expand your knowledge of fashion, but also help you look at it from a new perspective, opening up horizons for further study and creativity. Thus, “Problems of design and decoration of Muslim and national clothes” is not just a book about fashion, but a whole world in which traditions and modernity meet, creating unique images and styles. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in this fascinating process and discover new horizons in the world of design!