How would I practice drawing clothes?

[Demy]

Exactly what the title says. Yet another thing I feel that I am weak at.

Edit: Specifically the more complicated folds. Like the "Z-fold" (if that is what its called. Forgot the name) and other folds like that. I think I might need to just get a lot of references and practice from those.

[jimena]

Just take lots of photos of clothes and draw them hehe thats what I do
also theres a lot of good tutorials that helps a lot!!
(in pinterest theres is a lot of tutorials and good references)
I dont really know what is the z fold D:

[azureXtwilight]

Hope these helps!

[Vanesalisa]

fashion practical magazines it helps and also Spencer Reid's choice of clothes

[mariusthered]

first step draw the laundry and clothe on floors and over the backs of chairs. I would also say study old oil paintings you can learn a lot from the masters if you really look.

[FlutterbyBubbles]

Look at pictures of clothes, and make a character base so that every time you want to practice, you don't have to go through the effort of drawing a person

[Shanny8]

Not only look at pics of clothes, but study up on folds, wrinkles, kinetics, & motion- how clothes fold, move, & look when the body is in motion. How your pants wrinkle & fold when you are sitting, jumping, or running. How your shirt(and/or jacket) wrinkles & folds when you bend your elbows, raise your arms, bend/slump, or shrug your shoulders.

[UbePie]

Try drawing curtains and drapery first. Then move on the clothes. You have to develop an understanding of folds before applying them to folds that shape around the body, like clothes do.