Arts
Intro to Fashion Design: Design Development (8-Week Flexible Schedule) Age 10-15
In this 8-week course, students will create a fashion portfolio project showcasing the design process including concept building, color palettes, fabric sourcing, print design, sketching, illustration, technical flats, and presentation.
Ms Stacia | Fashion Designer
373 total reviews for this teacher
3 reviews for this class
Completed by 68 learners
10-15
year old learners
1-5
learners per class
$20
per weekCharged weekly
Flexible schedule
Over 8 weeks
No live meetings
Available times
Pacific
Description
Class Experience
Learn how to develop a collection just like a fashion designer! Each week we will work on a different step in the design development process. At the end of the course, learners will have a completed project that replicates the work shown in fashion design portfolios. Week 1: Construct a concept board Week 2: Develop color palettes Week 3: Build a fabric story Week 4: Create print designs Week 5: Sketch design ideas Week 6: Edit + Illustrate Week 7: Focus on flats Week 8: Present fashion...
This class is taught in English.
Students will learn the step-by-step process of developing a collection through activity-based projects. The projects we complete will replicate the development process shown in fashion design portfolios.
- New York-based Fashion Designer for nearly 15 years - Graduated summa cum laude from Philadelphia University with a BS in Fashion Design - Adjunct Professor of Fashion Studies - Professional experience in Art, Design, Merchandising, Sales, Production, and Marketing
Weekly design project! All learners should post their weekly projects to the classroom page before the next lesson. Fashion pop quiz questions will be posted throughout the week. Full participation will further our understanding of the weekly lesson and help us engage with each other's work.
- 8 1/2" x 11" (or larger) blank paper (approx 10 sheets total) - Pencil with eraser - Markers, colored pencils, or crayons - Attached print-out materials - Scissors and glue stick - Print-outs provided each week in Classroom - Found materials* (helpful, but not necessary): any old catalogs or magazines from around the home with interesting pictures. Stickers and other craft materials work too. *if you don't have any found materials, the print-outs included will provide the basics of what is needed **OPTIONAL: Three-ring binder with clear sleeves. If you'd like to start a fashion design portfolio at home, this is an easy way for children to keep a collection of their work. Creating a book is a great tool in learning how to communicate design ideas and projects.
No live meetings, and maybe some time outside of class.
Teacher
Ms Stacia | Fashion DesignerFashion Designer, Educator, and Twin Mom
373 total reviews
409 completed classes
About Me
Hi everyone! My name is Stacia and I spent nearly 15 years working as a designer in the heart of the fashion district in NYC. The most gratifying aspect of my job as a fashion designer has always been nurturing young talent. I recently moved to my...
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