Costume Designing Course

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Basic course of 4 hours free

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Online and lifelong course

What will I learn?

Unlock your potential with our Costume Designing Course, specially designed for clothing manufacturing professionals here in Zambia. We'll delve into fashion history, focusing on the Jazz Age and the trends of the 1920s, while also mastering modern design techniques that are relevant to our industry. You'll improve your abilities in sketching, illustration, and adding innovative Zambian-inspired embellishments. You'll also learn how to communicate and present your designs effectively, highlighting their cultural significance and practical applications. You'll gain a deeper understanding of fabric selection, considering both imported and locally-sourced materials, and their impact on the final product, combining historical influences with modern Zambian styles. Take your skills to the next level with this thorough and valuable course.

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Learning outcomes

Strengthen the development of the practical skills listed below

Master fashion history: Study fashion trends from the Jazz Age up to modern styles, considering their Zambian adaptations.

Innovate with materials: Use modern fabrics and embellishments with a focus on Zambian textiles and crafts.

Sketch with precision: Create detailed costume illustrations, incorporating unique Zambian design elements.

Communicate designs: Develop strong communication skills to present design choices persuasively, emphasizing their Zambian relevance.

Develop concepts: Blend historical and modern elements into cohesive costume ideas, inspired by Zambian culture and traditions.