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12766
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| Year |
3
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| Semester |
S2
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| ECTS Credits |
8
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| Workload |
PL(60H)/TP(60H)
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| Scientific area |
Design de Moda
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Entry requirements |
Have to demonstrate curricularly the completeness of the other years of the degree, namely the UC projective (Clothing Design, Fashion Design and Ergonomics, Sportswear Design); about methodology (Design and Project Methodology) and Clothing Design and Modeling. Exceptions may be considered in each case.
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Mode of delivery |
Face-to-face.
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Work placements |
Not applicable.
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Learning outcomes |
The work carried out in this UC aims to develop a fashion collection project, in a group (maximum of 4 students), with exploration of cultural repertoire and artistic submersion of the creation process, which aims to: reinforce the creative aspects in product development; solidify the knowledge acquired in the degree regarding the stages of this process in the fashion industry; integrate reflections on the fashion system and act critically in design choices in a manner correlated with the concepts of sustainability and professional ethics.
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Syllabus |
This curricular unit incorporates diverse knowledge acquired throughout the degree, in an integrated approach applied to the development of fashion projects.
It applies the theoretical knowledge of history, design, marketing, sociology of consumption, psychology of perception and semiotics by practical applicability in the analytical and critical construction of the designal development of a fashion collection with distinct projects duly justified by a business opportunity.
It deepens the methodologies of design design and fashion design, as well as the tools for proper and professional representation and communication of a design product (illustration, technical design, photography, visual programming/ information design, etc.).
Contact with professionals in the area was promoted when useful for the development of projects and for the relationship between the academic world and the professional reality.
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Main Bibliography |
JONES, Sue Jenkyn (2002) Fashion Design. Laurence King Publishing Ltd.
JONES, J.C. (1992) Design Methods. John Wiley & Sons, (2a ed.)
LEE, Suzanne (2005) Fashioning the Future: Tomorrows Wardrobe. Thames & Hudson.
WILSON, J., Handbook of Textile Design, The Textile Institute, UK, 2001.
BLAU, Herbert. Nothing in itself: Complexions of Fashion
LURRIE, Alison. (2000) The Language of Clothes Ed. Owell Books
WOLF, Collete. The Art of Manipulating Fabric Ed. Krause
Quinn, Bradley (2010) Textile futures : fashion, design and technology. Berg
VON STAMM, Bettina (2008) Managing innovation, design and creativity. Chichester, John Wiley & Sons
Magazines for regular read: Viewpoint, View on Color, View Textile, VOGUE Francesa, Fashion Report.
Books of tendencies/ Online database: WGSN
Revistas “The Ambassador” e “Internati
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Language |
Portuguese. Tutorial support is available in English.
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