- Docente: Stefano Marino
- Credits: 6
- Language: Italian
- Teaching Mode: Traditional lectures
- Campus: Rimini
- Corso: First cycle degree programme (L) in Fashion Cultures and Practices (cod. 9064)
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from Feb 12, 2024 to Feb 27, 2024
Learning outcomes
At the end of the seminar (activity strictly pertinent with the objectives of the Degree Programme) the student gains skills and specific knowledge of the Fashion field.
Course contents
Aiming to offer to our students of the Third Year various teaching activities that may potentially disclose potential future opportunities in the field of Fashion, the Bachelor Degree in "Culture e Pratiche della Moda" has planned throughout the years a relevant number of Seminars and Workshops. These teaching activities are held by scholars working in the fields of Fashion Studies and the Humanities and freelance professionals who are experts in various fields strictly related to Fashion (web design, photography, analysis of texts and communication, creation of events, archives, fashion collections, fashion styling, computer science applied to fashion, and so on). Given their nature, which is often practical and typical of a workshop, our Seminars of the Third Year are limited enrollment courses with compulsory attendance.
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WORKSHOP "Designing fashion collections".
(LECTURER: CRISTIANA CURRELI).
Knowledge and skills:
Provide the students with knowledge of the basic principles of patternmaking and skills to construct classic patterns and make a garment of the student's choice.
Contents - Teaching units:
Design.
Body geometry.
Analysis of basic patterns.
Manual design of the paper pattern.
Transfer of the paper pattern onto fabric.
Cutting and tailoring.
Try-on and undoing.
Readings/Bibliography
Worksheets and handouts will be produced during the workshop.
Teaching methods
The first (and theoretical) part of the seminar is aimed at learning body geometry and tailoring techniques.
The second (and practical) part is aimed at making a garment by applying the notions acquired in the first part.
Assessment methods
At the end of the workshop the lecturer will assess the presence and commitment of the students, and their ability to work at designing fashion collections both individually and in a team.
Teaching tools
For each student:
a pair of squares, a 60/80 cm ruler, pattern paper, pencil, eraser and pen (and, for those who have, but not obligatory, a personal sewing kit).
For the group:
sewing equipment, machinery and materials, all available in the classroom.
Office hours
See the website of Stefano Marino