Fashion Stylist Course
PROGRAM
MODULE 1
INTRODUCTION TO THE FASHION SYSTEM
THE PROFESSION OF THE STYLIST
EVOLUTION OF CLOTHING STYLES
HISTORY OF FASHION ICONS
MODULE 2
COLOR ANALYSIS AND COLOR PSYCHOLOGY
BODY AND FACE MORPHOLOGY
FITTING AND TEXTILE COMMUNICATION
HAIRSTYLING AND MAKEUP HISTORY
IMAGE BUILDING
STYLING TECHNIQUES AND DRESS CODING
MODULE 3
BASIC GRAPHICS AND DIGITAL NARRATIVE
COOL HUNTING AND STUDY OF MARKET TRENDS
STUDY OF THE RUNWAY AND BACKSTAGE
CREATION OF MOODBOARD AND WARDROBE CAPSULE DESIGN
FASHION VISUAL STORYTELLING AND BRAND IDENTITY
STRATEGIES FOR VISUAL MARKETING AND PURCHASING PSYCHOLOGY
ART AND CREATIVE DIRECTION
MODULE 4
PROFESSIONAL FIGURE OF THE FASHION EDITOR
CULTURE OF FASHION JOURNALISM
ANALYSIS AND STRUCTURE OF THE FASHION MAGAZINE
FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY
EDITORIAL STYLING: SHOOTING, EDITING AND PRODUCTION
WORKSHOP AND PROFESSIONAL PORTFOLIO PRESENTATION
Module 1: Fundamentals of the Fashion System
The first module introduces students to the fashion system, providing an overview of the stylist profession. It analyzes the evolution of clothing styles and delves into the history of fashion icons, offering a comprehensive picture of the cultural and stylistic references that have marked the industry.
Module 2: Techniques of Styling and Image Construction
In the second module, the principles of color harmony and color psychology are addressed, which are fundamental for creating harmonious combinations. The morphology of the body and face, the
fitting, and textile communication are studied. The course also includes a deep dive into the history of hairstyling and makeup, putting into practice styling techniques and dress coding up to the construction of personal image.
Module 3: Visual Storytelling and Marketing
The third module explores basic graphic tools and digital storytelling, introducing cool hunting and the study of market trends. The structure of a fashion show is analyzed,
discovering all the work done behind the scenes of a backstage. Students learn to create mood boards and design wardrobe capsules. The fashion visual
storytelling and brand identity are explored, along with visual marketing strategies and the psychology of purchasing, with references to art direction and the importance of creative direction.
Module 4: Fashion Journalism and Professional Portfolio
The last module is dedicated to the culture of fashion journalism, analyzing the structure and the
content of fashion magazines. By delving into fashion photography techniques, editorial styling is addressed through shooting, editing, and production. The module concludes with practical workshops and the presentation of the professional portfolio, thus preparing for entry into the job market.
Duration Total 200 hours
Instructor: Maria Renata Pietroiusti
The course aims to train professionals capable offilling the role of fashion stylistin every sector of fashion, providing cross-disciplinary skills and a solid theoretical-practical foundation. Students will be guided in developing a personal aesthetic sensitivity, essential for enhancing not only their own image but also that of clients in different contexts.
Through a structured path, participants will learn to interpret and enhance looks, focusing on innovative color combinations and original outfits that can convey
effectively convey the message of a collection and strengthen the identity of a brand. The practical approach of the course will lead students to concretely realize impactful photo shoots and editorial services, putting into practice the skills acquired and refining their ability to communicate creativity and stylistic coherence.
IN THIS INTERVIEW, THE TEACHER EXPLAINS TO US WHY THE ROLE OF THE STYLIST IS INCREASINGLY SOUGHT AFTER AND WHAT THE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES ARE.
