Fashion Stylist
An introduction to the world of fashion styling – the industry’s unsung heroes. This course will utilize a hands-on approach through lectures, guest speakers, visual references and group projects.
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An introduction to the world of fashion styling – the industry’s unsung heroes. This course will utilize a hands-on approach through lectures, guest speakers, visual references and group projects.
Student learning outcomes:
• Identify the requirements of a stylist
• Identify important fashion and editorial stylists
• Styling for Print
• Styling for the Entertainment Industry
• Image Management
• Career Diversity
• History and Inspiration
• Test shooting
• Building a portfolio
Course Assignments:
• Putting together a mood board for editorial or advertisement
• Stylist research assignment
• Putting together a stylist kit
• Creating a fashion campaign
• Performing a test shoot
Course Length: 6 weeks, 36 hours
Materials Needed: None
Next Program dates: November 1st, 2022
Course Hours: 5:30 – 8:30pm. Tuesdays & Thursdays
Fees: $495.00 for early bird. (Apply from 1 to 16 Sep.2022)
Original price $595.00 taxes included.
This program does not require approval by the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) of the Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills & Training. As such, PTIB did not review this program
Class 1 Introduction
What is a Fashion Stylist.
The three main types of fashion Stylists Other types of Stylists outside of Fashion What it means to work in the Freelance Industry Skills
Class 2
The two main areas of print styling. The difference between editorial and lifestyle styling. How to source clothes
Responsibilities of a Fashion Stylist Stylist kits
Class 3
The difference between a wardrobe stylist and costume design
How film and television production are produced
Continuity in wardrobe
Break down and break down kits
Class 4
To become a personal stylist
Image consulting
Different body types
Analyzing different style categories
Elements and principles of design
Personal colour palette
Developing clients
Class 5
Runway styling
Off figure styling
Prop and set styling
Food styling
Class 6
Fashion communication
Key to fashion trends
Fashion eras
Fashion icons
Cultural references, film, art and literature
Class 7
How to start building a portfolio
Marketing tools of the trade
Websites, business cards
Assisting and self promotion
Class 8
Importance of a mood board in fashion and television
Using Pinterest and Polyvore
Brand consulting with designers
Celebrity styling
Class 9
Test shooting for your portfolio (what it means)
Coming up with the team
How a story board works
Finding a photographer
Planning a theme (story)
Sourcing clothes and props
Wardrobe prep
Class 10
Producing a test and fashion shoot
Call sheets and call times
On set etiquette
Photography and composition
Lighting
Hair and make-up
Model posing
Class 11
Produce and style a photo shoot for editorial or advertisement
Class 12
First pictures in your portfolio
Business 101 for a freelance stylist
Agency or Freelance
Course Re-Cap
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