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Cedar Court Ainley Top-Careers Fair.

This was a separate slightly smaller event hosted at Cedar Court, again I gathered all the information and prospectuses I could for further research. I spoke with an advocate for Leeds Becket University which explained the courses option however what they had to offer for a stylist courses was very similar to that I am currently studying at college therefore I met with an Kirklees College advocate who was able to give me more information on apprenticeship which I believe would be more beneficial for a stylist career, which I have in mind.

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Manchester Convention Centre-ucas event.

Back in November 2023 I got the opportunity to visit the Manchester Central Convention Complex in which both the University of Manchester and UCAS host higher education exhibitions, fairs, and conventions in order to help students explore academic and career opportunities.

The events include student talks on the main stage in the main hall Visitors can also explore their options and plan their next steps through the selection of Universities which join this event. Each representative on each University stall will help you with subject guides, information, and guidance on applying to university. Whilst at each stall you have the opportunity to pick up a prospectus as well as any other goodies the university is offering.

This trip allowed me to gather a lot of information about what University had to offer: what courses each University had as well as a breakdown of the courses I was interested in, moreover I also gathered information on Uni life and support. I was able to visit as many stalls as I could which gave me a lot to think about, whether or not I wanted to go to University and if so which University and course would I be considering.

I gathered loads of prospectuses for many different Universities up and down the country to form a greater knowledge on fashion styling courses at universities and from that make a valid decision on my future sets.

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References.

The Complete Stylist Short Course- London College of Fashion.

ual: London College of Fashion. (2024). The Complete Stylist Short Course. [Online]. Available at: https://www.arts.ac.uk/subjects/fashion-styling-and-make-up/short-courses/editorial-styling/the-comp [Accessed 14 August 2024].

Vogue Fashion Styling- CondéNast College of Fashion & Design.

CondéNast College of Fashion & Design. (2024). Vogue Fashion Styling.. [Online]. Available at: https://www.condenastcollege.ac.uk/courses/fashion-media-online-courses/vogue-fashion-styling-online [Accessed 14 August 2024].

Fashion Styling Online Short Course- ual: London College of Fashion.

ual: London College of Fashion. (2024). Fashion Styling Online Short Course. [Online]. Available at: https://www.arts.ac.uk/subjects/fashion-styling-and-make-up/short-courses/editorial-styling/fashion- [Accessed 14 August 2024].

Editorial Styling and Creative Direction Short Course- ual: London College of Fashion.

ual: London College of Fashion. (2024). Editorial Styling and Creative Direction Short Course. [Online]. ual: London College of Fashion. Available at: https://www.arts.ac.uk/subjects/fashion-styling-and-make-up/short-courses/editorial-styling/editoria [Accessed 14 August 2024].

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Payments.

Editorial Styling and Creative Direction Short Course at London College of Fashion is set at a total of £2,400-£2,800, depending on the amount of session available to take, with a total of 10-15 sessions overall.

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This Course will includes:

History of the fashion stylist

Who are the key figures influencing fashion right now?

What is Creative Direction? And how does it impact brand identity and the fashion image.

A practical guide and tips for working as a fashion stylist and preparing shoots

How to communicate with different professionals within the fashion industry (Editors, PRs, Model Agencies…)

You will style and direct a number of fashion shoots including a fashion editorial shoot with professional photographer and make up artist

Visits to London exhibitions, and fashion hotspots with a guide to street style spotting and a trend safari around London

What is a trend? And how can we forecast fashion and lifestyle trends

Basic Photoshop & InDesign skills

Basic studio lighting & photographic skills

Studio shoots with different technical lighting and photographic styles

Creation of a personal portfolio of fashion images showing your own styling and creative direction

Exploration of the contemporary Fashion Industry, and how the internet has impacted on traditional fashion media

How to edit images into a story. How Art Direction impacts on the fashion image.

Post produced and graphic designed your shoots to create editorial layouts with your best images.

You will leave the course with an individual digital portfolio of work, and hi res files of all the imagery created on the course.

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Editorial Styling and Creative Direction Short Course-London College of Fashion.

Course description.

This in-depth creative direction for fashion short course will introduce you to the fashion image, the contemporary fashion media, editorial styling and creative direction. You will gain insider knowledge and industry advice and be given the cultural and historical context of the image in fashion media. By the end of the course, you will have directed and styled a number of fashion shoots and created an individual digital portfolio of your best work.

This course is design for any beginner who has an interest in the subject area as well as a desire to learn. No previous experience is needed.

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Payment.

The Fashion Styling Online Short Course at London College of Fashion is set at a total of £540 with a total of 6 sessions overall.

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How will you be taught?

This course is an online based course taught by a freelance stylist. All London College of Fashion online courses include:

Live online lessons with the same tutors

The same course content and learning outcomes

Lesson recordings, for review

Access to VLE with course content

Forums for support

2 weeks online access

Certificate upon completion

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Topics which will be covered over the duration of this course:

The History of the fashion stylist 

Where is styling used? Fashion, film and beyond

What makes a great fashion image? An introduction to the key stylists, photographers, and publications of today

Where you can find inspiration and how to interpret references 

How fashion brands communicate their brand identity and messages through styling

The importance of the team and how to build connections

How to communicate with your commissioners and collaborators (Photographers, Editors, PRs, Model Agencies…)

What’s in my bag? The fashion stylist’s essentials

Trends: What are they, how do we spot them, and can we predict them?

Best industry practice: how to pitch contemporary editorial concepts

A practical guide to working as a freelance stylist - lights camera action

Writing a CV, networking and the importance of work experience

How and build a styling portfolio in the digital era

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Course Outcomes:

By the end of the course you will have;

Gained a great understanding of the role of the fashion stylist in contemporary media

Leaned how to pitch a fashion story to commissioning editors and how to tailor your proposals depending on the publication

Widened your knowledge of key industry professionals

Grasped the importance of trends, how to spot them and integrate them into your work

Discovered different forms of inspiration and the ways to interpret them

Gained insight into the importance of collaboration and the role of the fashion stylist within the on-set team

Completed a range of industry style fashion styling briefs

Gained an in-depth understanding of the planning and strategy involved in creating fashion campaigns and editorial stories. From conception, inspiration to carrying out on-site shoots. 

Received insider tips and tricks from an industry expert alongside personal feedback on your weekly assignments from your tutor

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Fashion Styling Online Short Course- London College of Fashion.

Course description

This fashion styling short course will introduce you to the wonderful world of the fashion image while providing you with the knowledge and skills necessary for you to create your own. 

You'll learn about trends in contemporary fashion editorial styling, the day-to-day life of the fashion stylist and how this role has evolved in an ever-changing landscape. 

Through this program, you'll gain an understanding of the skills used by fashion stylists to find inspiration, research a story and answer commercial and creative briefs. The course covers everything from conceptual research to storyboarding and executing the story on set. 

The course is highly practical, and each week you will meet online with your tutor and a small group of students, for discussions and presentations, and learn new skills and receive feedback on your assignment work. By the end of the course you will grasp how to create your own professional fashion imagery for a range of contemporary clients. 

This course is taught by a freelance stylist, who's brimming with insider knowledge and practical tips on how to navigate this fast-paced industry.

This course is for individuals eager to learn about the creative world of fashion styling and how to navigate the industry. And perfect for anyone keen to begin their career as a fashion stylist or for photographers, editors, marketers or visual merchandisers desiring to widen their skill set.

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What are previous students saying?

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Why Choose this Course?

The Condé Nast College has unrivalled access to the best and brightest minds in the industry, including the teams at Vogue, LOVE, Glamour, GQ and a host of other Condé Nast titles. The College is in the unparalleled position of being able to combine academic excellence with unrivalled links to the fashion and media industry, creating a unique educational environment for students to thrive in.

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Payments.

If you are accepted on to the course, you will be required to pay the full fee in advance in order to secure your place. The total cost for this course is £850 (including VAT).

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Admissions and Entry Criteria.

Entry Requirement's.

You do not need any prior fashion or styling experience to book onto this course, there are no academic prerequisites. However, students must be aged at least 16 years old at the start of the academic year in which they intend to join this course. 

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Course Structure.

‘The course takes 6 weeks to complete, plus two further weeks to complete all the assessment tasks.’

The course is delivered entirely online and lasts six weeks with around 6-7 hours worth of online learning activities each week, which will need to be completed before you can proceed to the next week of study. Guidance and advice on what to read, see and hear will also be given. In addition, your course learning materials and activities can be accessed at any time and at your own pace.

Some of the lectures and course materials are narrated, pre-recorded lectures, studio demos and presentations created by our academic and industry contributors.

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Course Outcomes.

After this course you will be able to:

● Recognise key international stylists and what influences their approach to styling through the ages.

● Understand different types of styling and the tools, knowledge and skills required for each.

● Identify the differences between advertising, editorial and street style fashion images.

● Acquire knowledge in relation to societal and environmental changes and recognise the connection to fashion styling practice.