Class Fashion Design II

The Fashion Design II curricular unit is theoretical and practical in nature, with a strong focus on practice in the sense of applying "learning by doing" and associated with the professional reality of the fashion industry. Assessment is continuous, based on the work carried out throughout the semester, with particular emphasis on the student's progress throughout the teaching-learning process.

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1. Methodologies for developing fashion design projects - women's and men's collections 2. Design process for women's and men's collections a. Research b. Concept definition c. Creativity: development of panels: MoodBoard; Color Panel; Materials and Trims Panel d. SketchBook e. Creative process f. Prototype 3. Developing a dossier for a women's and men's collection

The teaching methodology is based on demonstration and experimentation. Students are confronted with the need to experiment, get to know and explore the various stages of making a fashion collection. To this end, it is important to get to know what other fashion designers are doing in the field. During the classes, the students mostly carry out various practical exercises, concluding the demonstration of all the acquisitions with a more demanding and rigorous final work. Assessment in Fashion Design II is continuous and focuses on the work done by students in class. Assessment in Fashion Design II consists of several practical exercises leading to the creation of proposals for a women's and men's collection.

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