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Fashion at Chester
BA(Hons) Fashion Design BA(Hons) Fashion Marke/ng and Communica/on
BA(Hons) Fashion Design
Designers with ‘individual iden/ty’….. Our ambi1on is for graduates to be 21st-‐century designers and crea1ve thinkers who are highly prized by the crea1ve industries and contribute considerably to economic growth.
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BA(Hons) Fashion Design Level 4 (First Year) study • • • •
Introduc1on to Fashion (40c) Introduc1on to Tex1les (40c) Fashion Culture and Context (20c) Shared with FMC Contemporary Fashion Industry (20c) Shared with FMC
*USP: Community through collabora1on
BA(Hons) Fashion Design Level 4 (First Year) study • Introduc1on to Fashion (40c) – establishing individual design approaches to concept development (challenging your crea1vity & pushing comfort zone)
BA(Hons) Fashion Design Level 4 (First Year) study • • •
Introduc1on to Fashion (40c) –Balance of crea1ve and prac1cal skills Experimental draping and paTern cuUng technical underpinning – how to translate ideas three dimensionally
BA(Hons) Fashion Design Level (First Year) study Introduc1on to Tex1les (40c)
Transla1on into Toile prototypes • Tex1les for Fashion (integrates tex1les into making process) • Concept expansion – tes1ng techniques and viable fabric applica1ons
BA(Hons) Fashion Design Trend and market analysis (importance of research, cri1cal analysis and industry prac1ce)
underpins key skills in layout & presenta1on Mastering of: • Photoshop • Illustrator
BA(Hons) Fashion Design Level 5 (Second Year) study – Develop a strong industrial focus through an introduc1on to the fashion industry to enable a professional approach to your prac1ce. – Experiment, test out ideas and develop your own interests and specialisms such as menswear, knit or print. – Start to direct your work towards developing a designer iden/ty through both live fashion industry projects and self-‐authored assignments. – You will have the opportunity to undertake a work based placement in fashion / tex1le design or related industry environment.
BA(Hons) Fashion Design Level 5 (Second Year) study • Professional Focus – e.g. Menswear, Womenswear, ‘Athleasure • Well executed range planning and mini collec1on – develop sense of self as a brand • Work Placement opportuni1es
Placement opportuni1es • Chloe Moyse – assistant designer Burberry
BA(Hons) Fashion Design Level 6 (Third Year) study • Prac/ce opportuni/es such as developing fashion collec1ons with couture ambi1ons and design for ready to wear and specialist apparel sectors. • Live client driven projects, self-‐generated assignments, compe11on entries, professional prac1ce, research, and a final major collec1on that will be presented to public audience. • Establish their own approach to fashion design prac1ce and competently produce two dimensional, three-‐dimensional and digital fashion artefacts
Final Collec1on – 6 ou_its
40C Crea1ve Development & Realiza1on • Final collec1on shoot
Contextual crossover between modules • Stereotypes in Fashion?: Age, Race, Religion, Gender & the Body
Concept – ‘Indian Hijras’ Gendered Clothing
Breaking new ground – ‘gender fluid clothing’ • Inves1ga1ng the true meaning of Hijra transgender cult from India; looking at elements of escapism, iden1ty and the cultural values towards a Hijra, and cross referencing their persona within society.
presenta1on – look book
20C Por_olio Development
Fashion Marketing and Communication
BA(Hons) Fashion Marketing, & Communication The programme provides a clear route for ambitious students inspired by fashion & clothing but mo1vated to be crea1ve in suppor1ng and projec1ng fashion design talent rather than being designers. Students will develop a broad-‐based understanding of marketing, brand development, promotion and communication principles within the context of the fashion industry.
BA(Hons) Fashion Marketing, & Communication • Features – Opportuni1es to engage with the communica/on of contemporary global fashion market issues – Tradi1onal and newly evolving approaches, pla_orms and technologies
Understanding ‘Brand building’ and associated lifestyle strategy in relation to Market Performance Joan Didion hTp://www.vogue.com/7683419/joan-‐ didion-‐celine-‐ad-‐campaign/
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Between 20‐30 per cent of gross margin is spent on advertising support to create global campaigns to enhance brand image in foreign markets.
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Owned by French conglomerate LVMH (Moët Hennessy -‐Louis VuiTon) Sales 2015 (35,664 million)
Photos By: Juergen Teller for Céline
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‘Luxury’ - increasing tension between the desire to be ‘exclusive’. product line expansion and widespread distribution which could ultimately dilute the brand’s value.
Cita1on: Christopher M. Moore, John Fernie, Steve Burt, (2000) "Brands without boundaries – The interna1onalisa1on of the designer retailer’s brand", European Journal of Marke1ng, Vol. 34 Iss: 8, pp. 919 – 937
The Fashion Product
The Winter Coat
WGSN Trend Forecasting Database • •
New York Fashion Week, F/W 2016-17 February 2016
The Winter Coat
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New York Fashion Week, F/W 2016-17 February 2016
The Bomber Jacket
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New York Fashion Week, F/W 2016-17 February 2016
The Bomber Jacket
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New York Fashion Week, F/W 2016-17 February 2016
Trend Forecasting
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Retail Trends
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Future of Retail Report March 2016
New Brand Analysis
The Local Brand: Finery London
Finery London, SS2016
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Finery London, SS2016
The Local Brand: Finery London {Product Types}
BA(Hons) Fashion Marketing, & Communication
Level 4 (First Year) study
– You will be introduced to fashion design product development and the necessary rela/onship between design, making, marke/ng and promo/on. – You will develop an understanding of fashion’s importance culturally and economically – You will be introduced to the intellectual tools of brand / label development as well as the communica/ons tools and channels to promote the fashion product. – The roles and responsibili/es within the contemporary fashion industry will be explored along with an apprecia1on of the collabora1ve nature of fashion design, styling, promo1on, buying and retailing.
BA(Hons) Fashion Marketing, & Communication Level 4 (First Year) study – AD4603 Fashion Culture and Context (20c) – AD4604 Contemporary Fashion Industry (20c) – AD4605 Introduc1on to Fashion Marke1ng & Communica1on (40c) – AD4606 Fashion Brand Development (40c)
BA(Hons) Fashion Marketing, & Communication Level 5 (Second Year) study – Your skills in product development and promo/on will be extended, gaining an understanding of the impact of the narra1ve of fashion in contemporary culture, styling and trend forecas1ng on the design, making and marke1ng environment. – You will also have the opportunity to undertake a work based learning placement in fashion / tex1le / communica1on design or related industry environment.
BA(Hons) Fashion Marketing, & Communication Level 5 (Second Year) study AD5603 Fashion Culture and Society (20c) AD5604 Contemporary Fashion Communica1on (40c) AD5605 Fashion Forecas1ng & Narra1ves (40c) AD5404 Art & Design Experien1al Learning (20c) [Department module] [op1on] – WB5105 Enhancing Your Employability Through Work Based Learning (20c) [Ins1tu1on Module] [op1on] – – – –
Work placement opportunities Marke1ng: Commercial and Editorial Copy (Anton now Marke1ng Manager for Folk) Folk (lookbook) – lex Graduate Collec1on Shoot (both taken by Fashion Communicator)
BA(Hons) Fashion Marketing, & Communication Level 6 (Third Year) study – You will determine your future career pathways through exploring the very broad range of fashion design, marke1ng and communica1on and related disciplines. – You will iden/fy and pursue your ambi/ons through prac1ce opportuni1es from developing a fashion business project individually or in collabora1on with a fashion designer or label. – You will be able to explore the collabora/ve nature of fashion marke1ng and promo1on through work with students in support disciplines such as photography, graphic design, journalism and performing arts.
Opportunities to collaborate building of brand identity
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Jobs directly related to your degree:
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Art Director Visual Merchandiser Sales Promo1on Account Execu1ve Marke1ng Execu1ve
Jobs where your degree would be useful: • • • •
Purchasing Manager Retail Buyer Market Researcher Media Planner
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fashion design Jobs directly related to your degree: • • • •
Womenswear Designer Menswear Designer Product Developer Product management
Jobs where your degree would be useful: • • • •
Trend Forecas1ng Garment Technologist PaTern CuTer/Grader Fashion Merchandiser/Fashion Buyer
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Contact Us! •
Elizabeth Kealy-Morris – Senior Lecturer in Art & Design – Programme Leader – Fashion Marke1ng & Communica1on – e.kealymorris@chester.ac.uk – 01244.515706
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Delphine Wilson – Senior Lecturer in Art & Design – Programme Leader -‐ Fashion Design – delphine.wilson@chester.ac.uk – 01244.515868
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Admissions – 01244.511000 – admissions@chester.ac.uk