Fashion Styling Short Course
Course description
Course overview
This contemporary fashion media styling course looks at the current fashion image and the day-to-day working life of a fashion stylist. You will learn about the different types of contemporary fashion image, key industry creatives, how and where to find inspiration, interpreting a style brief, and put together a mood board - spending the last day shooting your work with a professional photographer.
Please note: There is some overlap of course material on John Williams' ""The Complete Stylist, Editorial Styling and Creative Direction"", and this course. It is recommended that you only take one of these courses.
Who this course is for
This course is suitable for anyone interested in the subject area and a desire to learn but no previous experience is required.
Key information
Topics covered
- History of the fashion stylist
- Who are the key figures influencing fashion right now?
- Fashion photographers, stylists, and magazines
- The roles of the stylist in contemporary fashion media
- A practical guide and tips for working as a fashion stylist and preparing shoots
- How to communicate with different professionals within the fashion industry (Editors, PRs, Model Agencies etc.)
- A guide to researching and pitching contemporary fashion editorial concepts
- How to begin putting together your own portfolio as a stylist with no budget or contacts
Learning outcomes
- Gain an insight at the current fashion image and the day-to-day working life of a fashion stylist
- Digital badge and certificate of attendance
Materials
- Notebook and pen
- Digital camera (to take shots on your final day)
- USB stick or access to equivalent cloud storage
You should be prepared to bring/source clothes, materials and props for your shoot day.
Tutor
John W Noonan
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