75610 - Fashion and Industrial Design

Academic Year 2017/2018

  • Teaching Mode: Traditional lectures
  • Campus: Rimini
  • Corso: Second cycle degree programme (LM) in Fashion culture and management (cod. 9022)

Learning outcomes

At the end of the course the student will acquire specific knowledge on fashion design and its creative procedures, aiming to develop the inclination to recognize creativity and its elaboration in project processes referred to displaying, packaging and exhibition design.

Course contents

- Italian Ways: design and fashion in Italy

- The word "design": meaning and applications in Italy, France, United Kingdom and United States

- Showing fashion: the most innovative fashion exhibitions

- Selling fashion: emerging trends in fashion retail

- Packaging fashion: emerging trends in fashion and wellness packaging

Readings/Bibliography

Future Concept Lab, “Estetiche Italiane, Italian Ways”, Scheiwiller, 2003

 

Hooper, J., “The Italians”, Penguin, 2015

 

Rawsthorn, A., “Hello World: Where Design Meets Life”, Hamish Hamilton, 2013

 

Ambrose, G., “Packaging the Brand: The Relationship Between Packaging Design and Brand Identity”, AVA Publishing, 2011

 

Bailey, S., Baker, J., “Visual Merchandising for Fashion”, Bloomsbury, 2014

 

Clark, J., “Exhibiting Fashion: Before and After 1971”, Yale University Press, 2014

 

Poletti, F., McDowell, C., Cantarini G., “The Fashion Set: the art of the fashion show”, Roads Publishing, 2016

 

Prunesti, A., Lalli F., “Wearable: Wearable technologies, marketing and customer experience (English Edition)”, IQUII, 2014

Teaching methods

Traditional lessons and workshop sessions

Assessment methods

Attending students

- Research (the briefing will be shared during the lessons)

- Slides presented during the course

- 1 book from the bibliography

 

Students who do not attend lessons

- 3 books from the bibliography

Office hours

See the website of Paolo Ferrarini