Class Fashion Design and Production Project I

In Fashion Design Project I, students should develop skills in the field of fashion designing to meet the established objectives and goals.

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1- Design Methodologies - Munari; 2- Methodologies for the development of projects in a Fashion Design area - Gaskill; 3- The creative process in Fashion Design: a) Research trends; b) Research on the domestic/external market; c) Definition of target audience/persona; d) Definition of a Concept; e) Definition of methodological stages; f) Creative Exploration/Experimentation: development of boards: StoryBoard; MoodBoard; Trend Board; Color Charts; Materials and Finishing Charts; g) Sketch-Book. 4- Selection of garment designs; 5- Design of coordinated - Volumetry, materials and colors + Accessories; 6- Vector drawing of garments; 7- Development of the collection book; 8- Capsule Collection for Menswear, Womenswear, Childrenswear, gender;

Through visual presentations and illustrative examples, various key aspects of Fashion Design will be highlighted. Assignments proposed for assessment will be developed during class sessions with instructor guidance, though they will also require a certain amount of independent work. The Fashion Design Project I course unit combines theory and practice, with a strong emphasis on practical application-specifically, the "learning by doing" approach. Assessment is continuous and based on work completed throughout the semester, placing particular importance on the progress made during the teaching-learning process. Assessment will be based on the following parameters: 1 - Research on creators and technology 10% 2 - Scrapbook (conceptual book) 10% 3 - Collection of 24 coordinated looks 35% 4 - Construction of a high-tech garment  40% 5 - Final presentation 5%

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