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Milan Fashion Design - Research and Creativity - Fall Semester Fashion Semestral Course eng

IED - Istituto Europeo di Design Spa

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In Milano ()

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Expand your knowledge in Fashion Design!

  • Type

    Course

  • Duration

    15 Weeks

English

Emagister adds to its catalog the Milan Fashion Design – Research and Creativity, the course enables students to experiment and master the basic tools of fashion design.


The objective of the Fall Semester is to deepen the student’s understanding of the ‘Italian Design System’ from the management and design methodology perspective. The course will focus on the technical tools and cultural background related to fashion and will enable students both to manage the main techniques of representation of works (traditional and computer aided) and to focus on the meaning of the ‘fashion’ concept in Western society.


Students can opt to enroll in both semesters and complete the Academic Year in Fashion Design.


Follow the link you have on emagister.co.uk and you will find all the information you need about this course without any obligation.

About this course

This course is intended for motivated students interested in learning the fundamentals of fashion design and are interested in pursuing further study or a career in the multi-faceted fashion industry. There are no pre-requisites for these semester courses.

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Subjects

  • Fashion Design - Research and Creativity
  • Fashion design
  • Research and Creativity
  • Fashion
  • Design
  • Research
  • Creativity
  • Rendering
  • Design Methodology
  • Drawing
  • Art
  • Communication Training
  • Project

Course programme

Introduction to Color
  • Discussion of the key issues linked to the use of color; appraisal of color management methods, considered as a project tool; the chromatic system; color physics and chromatic harmony; the perception and the social use of color; color matching techniques; the reading of loesche psychological test; demonstrations and practical exercises on color matching and color board development. Computer Design Applications (Photoshop, Illustrator and Indesign) Mastery of Photoshop, Illustrator and Indesign in order to complete projects. Introduction to the software tools used for the design and the communication of a collection, developing various techniques applied to fashion designing.

Fashion Drawing
  • Gaining knowledge and mastery on the realization of correct proportions for fashion drawing. The program contains an explanation and realization of a basic female/male drawing, with a particular attention on anatomy proportions. Consequently, students will analyze basic images expressly studied for fashion fabrics rendering. Human proportions explanation, dynamic body movement; explanation and demonstration of the chance to make a figure drawing look like a walking top model on “defilé”(frontal vision); movement evolution. The development of a walking “dummy” by creative solution (tracing figure and different proposals for legs positions); chromatic representation techniques; light and shadow; introduction to the correct use of markers, color pencils and other tools for fashion rendering; study and development of graphic-chromatic techniques, draping and patterns of main fabrics and fashion materials; studies targeted to the human figure and consequent graphic rendering, illustration and rendering techniques.

History of Art and Art in Fashion
  • An historical and critical analysis of modern and contemporary artistic movements including artists of the 19th and 20th century. Impressionism, post impressionism, art nouveau, expressionism, cubism, surrealism will all be covered. History of fashion and accessories The fashion world and its evolution from the second part of the 19th century till today; introduction to the most significant rudiments of history of costume from the Italian renaissance to Napoleon; the relationships between political and social changes and costume development; the fundamental role of fashion and accessories designers in these changes, the ability to translate all with their own abilities and understanding of fashion.

Dressing and Self-decorating Communication
  • How “dressing” is a means of individual, social and cultural communication. Clothing and accessories are filters and junctions for the articulation of the dynamic dialogues amongst me, myself, my body, the others, my culture, and my expectations. Analysis will focus on the different communication levels mediated by clothes; communicating myself: work on the different communication levels mediated by clothes; cultural background; keywords and mood boards. Project work will consist of producing a fashion/jewelry/accessories collection and book project.

Design Methodology
  • Introduces contemporary trends and designers in order to gain consciousness about one’s identity and positioning vis-a-vis fashion. This serves as foundation for the following course components and projects: research, detection and analysis of a concept; stylistic knowledge of the sector and of trends; idea development; key elements of the moodboard; realization of a book of materials and colors; application of the individual working and presentation of a final book.

Trendforecasting
  • The analysis and interpretation of the scenario of trends in the fashion sector will allow the student to understand social phenomena and how they reflect/ influence creative hypothesis and operative actions in the fashion business. The figure of the Trendsetter and the role of the Cool Hunter is able to anticipate them and find the most effective ways to apply them into the fashion world.


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