Details
The Fashion Styling Short course is broken into 8 four-hour lessons. These lessons will take place every Saturday from 9am-1pm for the duration of the course and be held on campus at Design Academy of Fashion. This immersive course combines the theory of fashion styling with practical, real-life exercises that will give you the confidence to pursue styling as a career option, freelance undertaking or extension of your fashion design studies. It will give you an understanding of the job of a fashion stylist and provide helpful tips and guidelines for finding and producing styling work.
We will explore the various areas that styling is used in in the fashion industry and associated industries such as photography and the film industry. If you want a stronger foundation for becoming a stylist in South Africa; inspiring, interactive projects that take you out into the public to explore and develop your eye as a designer then this is the course for you. We will build your portfolio consisting of lookbook shoots, street reports and trend reports.
Schedules
| Sat | 09:00 AM — 01:00 PM |
| No. of Days: | 6 |
| Total Hours: | 24 |
Launched in 1999, the Design Academy of Fashion has quickly become one of the top Fashion schools in South Africa. Founded by Daphne Treadaway, it was bought in 2006 by Bianca Fobian and Suzanne Aldridge.
A vision for continued excellence and a contemporary approach to education has seen the Academy grow in leaps and bounds.
Our Mission
To provide quality education and training, conducive to the optimal development of each student by ensuring individual attention and commitment to learners, to maximise their unique potential and equip them to enter the fashion industry in any fashion field with confidence, expert knowledge and skills.
With a contemporary apporoach to education, the education fosters inquisitive learning through the encouragement of individual development, focussing on the strengthes of each student and the exploration of possibilities in engaging the world through their unique point of view as designers.Related Courses
