Basics Fashion Design 08: Styling
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Product details:
- Publisher AVA Publishing
- Date of Publication 13 June 2011
- Number of Volumes Paperback
- ISBN 9782940411399
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages200 pages
- Size 230x160 mm
- Weight 521 g
- Language English
- Illustrations 200 colour illus 0
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Short description:
This book explains how to analyse and translate fashion collections. It emphasises the importance of cultural and historical research as integral to the creation of original and innovative work, and outlines what it means to style for a catalogue, advertisement or a magazine - and what types of skills these different fields require.
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There are few academic texts on the subject of fashion styling, and many students are unsure about what it is and who has paved the way in this specific field. Basics Fashion Design 08: Styling offers an effective mix of key stylists' biographies, high quality images by professionals and students alike and practical advice about how to produce a photo-shoot and break into the industry.
A stylist is responsible for choosing the look and clothing for a fashion image to communicate a fashion idea, trend or theme, or to advertise a fashion product. This book outlines what it means to style for a catalogue or advertisement (commercial styling), or a magazine (editorial styling) and what types of skills these different fields require.
Styling proves that even on a limited budget, with tremendous imagination and drive it is possible to create beautiful and relevant work.
For the level 3 students who are interested in styling this is a useful and insightful resource. The layout of the book is well considered and easy to read, with great inspiring visuals. The book contains useful information about the role of a stylist, drawing similar parallel approaches for inspiration as a designer, in terms of research methods, use of imagery and market/trend awareness. It also informs the student of the practicalities and organisation of a stylist's role behind the perceived glamour of a photo shoot, offering useful tips and guidance. The book will also be useful for students to refer to when styling their first outfits for their graduation look books and will also inform them for future fashion shoots/look books. I would recommend this book for level 3 students and will include it on their reading list. It will not only offer an insight into styling, but be useful in expanding students overall knowledge of the fashion industry and related career opportunities.
Table of Contents:
Introduction. The fashion stylist: What is fashion styling?; Aspects of the job; A career in fashion styling; Interview: Christopher Shannon; Interview: Deborah Cartwright. Essential research: Fashion awareness; Fashion communication and culture; Contextual studies; Fashion referencing. Sectors within styling: Editorial styling; Commercial styling; Still-life styling; Personal styling; Interview: Siobhan Lyons; Interview: Emma Jade Parker; Interview: Carol Woollam. Preparing for a photoshoot: Working with a team; Inspiration and development; Casting the model; Locations; Sourcing clothes; Props and set design. The photoshoot in production: Production planning; Final brief and testing; Day of the shoot; Editing photographs; Post-production and layout. Fashion in motion: Styling for the Internet; Online blogs and magazines; Catwalk shows and events; Fashion film; Interview: Clare Potts; Interview: Jana Kossaibati; Interview: Matthew Pike. Bibliography. Further references. Index. Picture credits. Ethics.
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