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Fashion Design Full Semester Series: Trends by the Decades - Part 1 1910s-1950s
Young Art: Art Education, Fashion Design, Coding
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Study the history of fashion and its evolution through the first half of the 19th century. Explore unique styles, cultural influences, and iconic figures of each era, crafting contemporary creations inspired by timeless retro aesthetics.
Class experience
US Grade 3 - 6
Beginner Level
This is a 10 Week Semester Series. Classes will meet ONCE every week through the course of the curriculum. Part 1 of this comprehensive fashion history class spans from the 1910s to 1950s trends. We dive into the nuances of each era, understanding the interplay between culture and fashion. Students learn illustrative skills and croqui template construction, starting with the post-war liberated styles of the 1910s and the art deco designs of 1920s, moving through Hollywood glamour in the...
10 lessons//10 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1Introduction to Fashion History• Introduction to the fashion history timeline and terminologies of respective decades. • Understanding the relationship between fashion and culture. • Refresher on illustration techniques and croqui template construction.Week 2Lesson 21910s - The Post-War Movement• Study of WWI’s influence on post-war fashion. • Analyzing the legacy of Chanel on fashion and society.Week 3Lesson 31920s - The Roaring Twenties• Study of flapper styles and Art Deco influences. • Analyzing the impact of the Jazz Age on fashion and society. • Evolution of "women's freedom" in contemporary dressing.Week 4Lesson 41920s - The Roaring Twenties• Study of flapper styles and Art Deco influences. • Analyzing the impact of the Jazz Age on fashion and society. • Evolution of "women's freedom" in contemporary dressing.Week 5Lesson 51930s - The Golden Age of Hollywood• Exploration of glamorous and elegant looks, including ball gowns, high jewelry and wavy big hair. • Discussion of the influence of Hollywood and the Great Depression on fashion. • Study of the role of Hollywood movie stars and modern luxury and street fashion.Week 6Lesson 61930s - The Golden Age of Hollywood• Exploration of glamorous and elegant looks, including ball gowns, high jewelry and wavy big hair. • Discussion of the influence of Hollywood and the Great Depression on fashion. • Study of the role of Hollywood movie stars and modern luxury and street fashion.Week 7Lesson 71940s - World War II and Post-War Style• Study of wartime fashion and rationing during the 1940s. • Analysis of post-war fashion and the New Look introduced by Dior. • Evolution of Dior's New Look in contemporary fashion.Week 8Lesson 81940s - World War II and Post-War Style• Study of wartime fashion and rationing during the 1940s. • Analysis of post-war fashion and the New Look introduced by Dior. • Evolution of Dior's New Look in contemporary fashion.Week 9Lesson 91950s - Rock 'n' Roll and the Birth of Teen Culture• Examination of the iconic 1950s fashion, including poodle skirts and greaser styles. • Discussion of the impact of rock 'n' roll and youth culture on fashion. • Exploration of the revival of rock star fashion.Week 10Lesson 101950s - Rock 'n' Roll and the Birth of Teen Culture• Examination of the iconic 1950s fashion, including poodle skirts and greaser styles. • Discussion of the impact of rock 'n' roll and youth culture on fashion. • Exploration of the revival of rock star fashion.
In this course, students will delve into the intricate tapestry of fashion history from the 1920s -1950s, unraveling the connections between culture and style. They will master illustrative techniques and understand how the everlasting trends from bygone eras remain relevant in modern times.
Teacher Angela is a versatile graphic artist who holds a BFA in graphic design from the Rhode Island School of Design. Her expertise extends to various art forms, including still life, landscape, and figure drawing. She is also skilled in fashion, 3D clay design, animation, and photography. Teacher Angela is known for fostering an environment that encourages her students to think beyond conventional boundaries, recognizing the profound impact of creativity on learning and development. Teacher Palm is a professional fashion and costume designer familiar with the complete product creation life cycle from initial concept to constructed design. She holds a degree in Fashion Design from The Parsons School of Design in New York. In addition to over 10 years of teaching art and fashion, she is also experienced in staging collections in numerous international Fashion Shows for luxury clients including Tory Burch, Diane von Furstenberg, Ann Taylor and Kenneth Cole. She gained valuable industry experience in the capacity of Creative Consultant for designers, theaters and art schools. Palm is also proficient in a wide range of fine arts such as watercolor, oil, pencil, pastel, etc. and approaches her teachings with a calm mind, optimism and positive affirmation. For more information on Young Art teachers go to: https://outschool.com/teachers/Young-Art-instructors
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An E-Certificate of Completion with grades will be provided for learners who have completed all sessions and actively participate in class activities, including sharing their work at the end of each meeting. Learners who miss more than 3 meetings or do not participate in showing their work may not be eligible to receive the certificate.
Pencil, paper and eraser Colored pencils/ Brush-tip markers White color pencils 12" ruler
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At Young Art we believe in passion, creativity, and the power of education. Our team is committed to inspiring the next generation of young artists, designers, and entrepreneurs to be bold innovators by providing creative and enriching...
Group Class
$180
for 10 classes1x per week, 10 weeks
55 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-13
2-8 learners per class
