BA (hons) Fashion Styling And Production in University of the Arts London, UK

BA (hons) Fashion Styling And Production in University of the Arts London

Introduction 

BA (Hons) Fashion Styling and Production offers an expansive set of skills working in cross-disciplinary units that mirror industry practice. You will acquire experimental, practical and research skills required for conceptual thinking. This will be underpinned by a contemporary and historical knowledge of your creative discipline, situated within the wider perspectives of fashion, society and the environment.  

What to expect 

• BA (Hons) Fashion Styling and Production prepares you for a career in Fashion Media, working as a Stylist and Creative Producer in the fashion and imaging industries. The course will facilitate your understanding and knowledge of production as well as styling, which will give you an additional set of skills relevant to your discipline. The course will also introduce you to current technologies and platforms that the industry increasingly expects you to be aware of, and will challenge you to predict future opportunities.  

• You will work independently to develop your skills and understanding of styling and production. You will also be introduced to collaborative practice and the importance of teamwork by engaging in cross-disciplinary units that mirror industry practice. 

• You will explore physical and material responses to fashion styling alongside the investigation of a multitude of fashion languages. You will acquire practical and research skills required for conceptual thinking in styling and production. You will also develop your analytical and critical awareness which will be underpinned by a contemporary and historical knowledge of your creative discipline, situated within the wider perspectives of fashion, society and the environment.  

• Experimental approaches to fashion are encouraged throughout the course whilst concept development for fashion narratives and visual storytelling are key features and the focus of each unit. You will also develop a list of contacts with industry practitioners throughout the course as this increases your opportunities for employment after graduation. Practical, digital and technical workshops will be provided to hone your skills in preparing for future employment. 

Work experience and opportunities 

Students will be given the opportunity to undertake a short work experience placement during their second year of study. This provides increased industry awareness as well as crucial experience and valuable contacts within the industry. This will also be supported by the course's collaborative approach, which provides opportunities for networking throughout your studies. Recent industry collaborations have included conceptual styling and window production design with Whistles, self-portrait displays with Vogue Fabrics, and a curated exhibition with House of Vans. 

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