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Influence the shape of fashion as you take on the world of fashion styling.
In our vibrant studios, future art directors and stylists are busy curating imaginative fashion stories for catwalks, editorial shoots, window displays, fashion films and new immersive spaces. By joining them on this course, you’ll collaborate with fellow creative thinkers and makers from across the University to produce real work for real clients under the expert guidance of passionate lecturers. From garment fitting and editorial art direction to producing advertising campaigns, you’ll develop the skills you need to break into the global fashion industry.
You will:
Develop confidence as a future fashion visionary, committed to harnessing the power of storytelling through multimedia productions
Gain the key practical skills necessary to operate at a professional level in the global styling industry
Engage in debate around the practical and theoretical context of fashion communication
Work on industry-led briefs as part of a collaborative team of supportive, risk-taking global practitioners, in preparation for your future creative career
Create a powerful professional fashion styling portfolio to launch into industry
Have access to enviable facilities, including industrial sewing machines, specialist construction equipment, a dye lab and a contemporary dress and textile archive
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Falmouth
TR11 4RH
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Phone:01326 213730