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I : Gain Practical Knowledge of the Industry
THE FASHION INDUSTRY (Vol. I) examines the inner workings of the industry. Each Spring and every Fall, the new edition analyzes current trends in Design, Media, Business, Promotion, Commerce, and Retailing. The shows and collections at Fashion Week are also critiqued for the designers, fashion houses, style looks, and accessories that are trending. This is the perfect Intro To Fashion course book and a concise way to learn the business side of fashion.-
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II : Learn the Essential Tools for Artistic Design
ELEMENTS OF ART IN FASHION (Vol. II) develops a valuable foundation for utilizing the art elements and principles. The content is applicable to fashion design, fashion show and editorial styling, professional wardrobe consulting, retail merchandising and display, wholesale and retail selling, advertising, and graphic and website design.
The collection embraces the past, present, and future of
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Fashion Education Books
teaching manuals ▪ reference handbooks ▪ resources for creative inspiration
Begin your education in fashion here
Whether you are college-bound, college-
enrolled, want to avoid tuition costs and
learn on your own, or have plans to launch
a fashion business and are anxious to get
started, these instructional textbooks cover
multiple undergraduate fashion courses.
enrolled, want to avoid tuition costs and
learn on your own, or have plans to launch
a fashion business and are anxious to get
started, these instructional textbooks cover
multiple undergraduate fashion courses.
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III : Find Inspiration in Fashion HistoryTHE EVOLUTION OF FASHION (Vol. III) is
a multivolume set to study one or more time
periods of interest. It is a vital resource for de-
veloping an understanding of trend cycles and
how events, art movements, and technological
advancements influence the culture and fashion.
Costume designers can use this collection to
study clothing, accessory, and hairstyle trends
while fashion designers will learn construction
and design techniques of former masters and
find inspiration for new design ideas.
If one of the links below resonates, click on it to
learn why these books are a good fit for you.
- I want to major in fashion but I'm not sure what I want to be yet and I'm still undecided about a school.
- I'm not interested in going to college, but I would like guided instruction to learn about fashion on my own.
- The current text required for my "Intro To Fashion" class is not current at all!
- My degree is in [business, journalism, fine art, graphic design], but I want to work in the fashion field.
- I have always dreamed of running my own fashion business.
- I really want to go into fashion, but when I add up the costs for required textbooks, course materials, and tuition, college is totally out of reach for me.