IMAGE STYLING (Practical)

Paper Code: 
GGPM 201 (Generic Elective Course)
Credits: 
4
Contact Hours: 
60.00
Max. Marks: 
100.00
Objective: 
  1. Understand the history and evolution of fashion styling and its role in the fashion industry.
  2. Analyze face shapes and body proportions to style accordingly with appropriate hairstyles, jewelry, and clothing.
  3. Learn makeup techniques and applications for various events and skin tones.
  4. Plan and coordinate wardrobe according to personal style and lifestyle factors.
  5. Explore career opportunities in fashion styling and build a portfolio for networking.
Course Outcomes: 

Courses

Course Outcome

Learning and Teaching Strategies

Assessment Strategies

Course Code

Course Title

GGPM201

IMAGE STYLING   (Practical)

 

CO1.Develop understanding of fashion styling and style   CO2.Analyze body   shape , create make over and different looks for occasions and document them through photography   CO3. Compile comprehensive practical record and submission related to image styling          CO4. Contribute effectively in course-specific interaction

Approach in teaching:   Interactive Lectures, Discussion, Power Point Presentations, Informative videos

 

Learning Activities for the students:   Self-learning assignments, Effective questions, presentations, development of  reports and boards

Assessment tasks will include Class Test on the topics, Semester end examinations, /Quiz, Solving problems in tutorials, Student Assignments, Presentation

 

CONTENT

I: Introduction to Fashion Styling                  (10 Hours)

  • Role and responsibilities of a fashion stylist
  • Overview of the fashion industry, fashion terms, and fashion language
  • Different types of clothing and details used in fashion industry

II: Style Analysis                                            (10 Hours)

  • Analyzing and identifying different face shapes and their characteristics
  • Style according to face shape, hairstyle, and features (jewelry and glasses)
  • Analyzing body proportions and types of figures
  • Illusions in dressing with lines, fabrics, texture, colours, and scale

III: Body shape analysis                                (10 Hours)                            

  •   Understanding different body shapes and their characteristics
  •   Identifying styles, silhouettes, colors, and prints that flatter each body shape
  •   Practicing body shape analysis on models or classmates

IV: Styling for different occasions                     (10 Hours)                                                                  

  • Identify the latest fashion trends, styles, colors, and prints from fashion editorials
  • Choose styles, colors, and prints that flatter different body shapes
  • Create looks for different occasions using garments, accessories, and makeup
  • Understand the dress codes for different events and occasions
  • Create a versatile wardrobe capsule for different seasons and body types
  • Conduct a photo-shoot to document and showcase the styling work
  • Discuss sustainable fashion practices and how to incorporate them into styling choices

V: Makeover                                                                (15 Hours)                                                                

  • Understanding how to create a personalized makeover for a client
  • Identifying the client's style and preferences
  • Combining garments, accessories, and makeup to create a new look for the client
  • Documenting the look through a photoshoot

 

 

Unit II: 
Style Analysis
Unit IV: 
Essential Readings: 

Suggested Text Books:

  • Assey. Mc, Jacqueline and Clare Buckley (2011), Basics Fashion Design 08: Styling, Switzerland, AVA Publishing SA
  • Marshall, Suzanne G., (2004) Individuality in Clothing Selection and Personal Appearance, Pearson,      Prentice Hall, London
  • Vikas Gupta, Navneet Kaur, (2012) Comdex Fashion Design Vol 2: Ensembles for Your Body   Type, Dreamtech Biztantra, New Delhi.
  • Frings, G., (1991) Fashion from concept to consumers, Prentice Hall International, New Jersey.
  • Sandhu.A., (2015) Indian Fashion: Tradition, Innovation, Style, London: Bloomsbury Books.
  • Alfano, Yoham, (2009) The Secret of Style: Your Complete Guide to Dressing Your Best Every Day, Instyle.

     Suggested Reference Books:

  • Piras, Roetzel, (2002) Ladies: A Guide to Fashion and Style, Dumont Monte Verlag, Cologne.
  • Mulari, Mary, (2001) Accessories with Style, Lola, West Indies: Krause Publications.
  • Kogent Learning Solutions Inc, (2010) Comdex Fashion Design, Vol I, Fashion Concepts,   Dreamtech Press.
  • Sumathi, G.J. (2002) Elements of Fashion and Apparel Design” New Age International Publishers, New Delhi.

 

References: 

E-References:

  1. https://www.fibre2fashion.com/industry-article/8815/fashion-styling-as-a-career
  2. https://lifehacker.com/top-10-ways-to-look-better-based-on-your-body-shape-and-      1685649755
  3. https://londonimageinstitute.com/how-to-dress-for-your-body-shape/
  4. https://www.brainkart.com/article/Wardrobe-Planning_37460/
  5. "Inside Vogue's Fashion Closet"
  6. "The Business of Fashion" - https://www.businessoffashion.com/video

 

 

 

 

 

 

EXAMINATION SCHEME

Continuous Assessment

Distribution of Marks (Practical Record/ Submission)

Semester End Exam

Component

Marks

Component

Marks

Component

Marks

Classroom Submission & Practical Record

20

Concept Selection, Fashion Journal

05

Portfolio

Submission

20

Face Analysis

05

Concept: Fashion styling & Style

20

Test

05

Body Analysis

05

Make over and  Styling looks according to client

30

 

Attendance

05

Capsule Wardrobe

05

Total

30

Total

20

Total

70

 

 

Academic Year: 
2023-24
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