Workshop: the Job of the Fashion Journalist
A.Y. 2019/2020
Learning objectives
The workshop questions some key issues for fashion communication: What does it mean to be a fashion journalist? And, above all, what are the tools necessary to approach a world so fascinating and rich in ideas, as it is complex and rigorous? The laboratory focuses mainly on "writing" fashion through the analysis and deepening of specific topics. In addition to editing for a printed news outlet, the students will be stimulated by the historical-critical approach to the dissection of ad hoc arguments or through "self-exercising" by producing articles. Furthermore, they will have scheduled meetings/interviews with industry figures.
Expected learning outcomes
Knowledge: The course aims to provide students with knowledge and practical tools regarding fashion journalism, with particular reference to technical and cultural aspects.
Skills: Ability to write professionally styled articles for fashion magazines.
Skills: Ability to write professionally styled articles for fashion magazines.
Lesson period: Second semester
Single course
This course cannot be attended as a single course. Please check our list of single courses to find the ones available for enrolment.
Course syllabus and organization
Single session
Responsible
Lesson period
Second semester
Course syllabus
The laboratory provides the theoretical and practical bases for the knowledge of the profession of fashion journalist. These are the topics which will be discussed: the most important spring-summer 2020 trends; the Balenciaga's aestehetic yesterday and today, the Queen Elizabeth's wardrobe as in ''The Crown" and in real life, the role of the costumes in Hollywood production, the fashion illustrations's king Antonio Lopez ( celebrating the exhibition "Antonio Lopez: Drawings and Photographs" at 10 Corso Como Gallery in Milan).
Prerequisites for admission
No prerequisites requested.
Teaching methods
Each lesson includes a frontal lecture part, partly made up of slides and various fashion material, followed by a second part of interaction with the students. Attendance is compulsory (it is possible not to attend one lesson out of ten).
Teaching Resources
Visual materials relating to the various topics will be provided.
Assessment methods and Criteria
The final evaluation is based on participation in the class activities and on the quality of the products made by the students.
No grade is given, since this is a workshop.
No grade is given, since this is a workshop.
- University credits: 3
Lessons: 20 hours
Professor:
D'Annunzio Maria Grazia
Shifts:
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Professor:
D'Annunzio Maria GraziaProfessor(s)