Advanced Fashion Design Practice - THD1390

Assessment 2: Portfolio (including examples)

Portfolio

Assessment 1: Portfolio

A portfolio, comprising:
project proposalvisual and textual researchobservational drawingsconcept / mood-boardssamples/prototypes/maquettes Design development / range-planning / line-upscolour experimentationfabric awareness through sourcingvisual/oral presentations

This module will re-emphasise the importance of in-depth research and design development, and its relationship with forward-thinking fashion design thinking and practice.
Through this module, you will identify and develop a theme/subject/issue relevant to your specialist pathway within fashion design, the context and parameters of which will be self-directed, supported by ongoing dialogue with your tutors.

School of Arts and Humanities

The inherent nature of advanced creative practice, within an individualised project framework, will require reading of a variety of specialist books, journals, and digital materials, pertinent to your self-identified practice. The link to the Reading List for this module is, therefore, indicative.
<a href="https://library.hud.ac.uk/myreading/lists/THD1390">https://library.hud.ac.uk/myreading/lists/THD1390</a>

Fashion Design

THD1390 - Advanced Fashion Design Practice

Advanced Fashion Design Practice

be able to establish a research subject in order to fully test the viability of your design proposal. 

be able to maintain a consistent and highly professional Honours level of criticality. 

be able to generate Honours level methodologies with reference to the context of your proposed major project.

be able to articulate your research and design intentions and processes through documentation and presentation. 

be able to determine a rigorous personal and appropriate research methodology that will drive design development.

have the ability to prioritise and plan effectively over the duration of a complex task.

be able to understand the potential for risk within your proposal and recognise inherent ethical considerations. 