Syllabus |
1 Introduction to fashion theory
Textiles as materials, clothing as shape, fashion as system
The dressed body
Fashion beyond apparel
Fashion as reflection, invention, desire, medium and message
2 The activity of the fashion designer
Roles and responsibilities
Fashion calendar
Main agents and fashion fairs
3 Materials in fashion design project
Textile fibers. Characteristics, properties and applications
Yarns, fabrics, knits. Characteristics, properties and applications
4 The main elements of the clothing design
The importance of color
Creative principles of fashion design
The Categories of Creation
5 Presentation and Fact Sheets
Introduction to illustration techniques
Introduction to practice of Flats and technical drawing
6 Fashion design project
Creation process steps: research, choice of theme/concept, definition of the target market and products, definition of colors, materials and the projective design of shapes and design proposals
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Main Bibliography |
D. J. Tyler, (1991), Materials management in clothing production, Ed. BSP, Oxford Ingrid Loschek, (2009), When Clothes Become Fashion, Design and Innovation Systems, Berg Publishers, UK.
Roland Barthes, (2006), The Language of Fashion, Berg Publishers, UK.
Bina Abling, (2007), Fashion Sketchbook, Berg Publishers, UK.
Sandra J. Keiser, Myrna B. Garner, (2007), Beyond Design, The Synergy of Apparel Product Development, Berg Publishers, UK.
Jennifer Craik, (2009), Fashion, The Key Concepts, Berg Publishers, UK.
Colin Gale, Jasbir Kaur, (2004), Fashion and Textiles, An Overview, Berg Publishers, UK.
Edith Anderson Feisner, (2006), Colour Studies, Berg Publishers, UK.
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