HSX127 - Fundamentals of Styling

Course Description

This workshop is a must for future fashion stylists, designers, and merchandisers looking to experiment and push the boundaries of creativity and concept. The job of a stylist is to select ordinary elements and transform them into statements. The distinct styles you see in fashion photoshoots, publicity events, and worn by celebrities are all carefully crafted by a cultivated eye. Coordinate pattern, color, and mood, to create harmonious mood boards and presentations needed for pitching your unique flair to clients. You will gain an artistic foundation to create a specific mood or attitude by styling projects for personal and professional development.

Notes

ELIGIBLE GRADES: High School students entering grades 9 through 12 as of the upcoming Fall semester.

See below for required course supplies.

3 fashion magazines that can be cut out
Scissors
Glue sticks
Pencils, erasers, pens, markers
At least 25 of 8.5"x11" blank pages
Access to computer (for homework only)
Access to printer (for homework only)

Please note: Classes may be canceled due to low enrollment. We recommend that you wait until a week before class starts to purchase supplies. You will be notified by email if cancellations occur. Instructor assignments are subject to change.