When watching movies, TV dramas, and Ads videos, most information is visual, agreed? Apparently, our brain processes visual information 60,000 times faster than text or audio – and 90 percent of the information transmitted to the brain is visual!!

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And, from this course you can Start a new career or indulge a passion

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From your first assignments, you are developing your own stylist ideas, learning about the market and working towards obtaining your first client.

This styling course is not only structured to teach you the techniques of freelance styling. It’s also intended to help you obtain clients and see you get paid for your professional efforts. At the end of this course you will know how to work as a stylist in a huge range of areas for the thousands of individuals, advertising agencies, television networks, magazine and Internet publishers, retail outlets and an infinite number of online businesses that require the help of a professional stylist.

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COURSE OBJECTIVE:

Gaining the knowledge needed to pursue a career as a wardrobe stylist in a commercial setting.
 

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WHAT YOU WILL GAIN FROM THIS COURSE

Progress your expertise to a professional standard as commercial wardrobe stylist and ensure the vision of the brand is executed to the brief created by the creative team as briefed in by the client.

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" You will get trained by a professional stylist and meet with guest experts in the field"

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THE COURSE WILL COVER

• Introduction to the world of Wardrobe design - color theory and body shapes

• The role of the wardrobe stylist and the different types of wardrobes 

• Fashion Transformation in the past decades and the characteristics of appearance for each decade

• Fashion vs Costume design vs Commercials wardrobe  

• The whole process, Starting from receiving the brief, understanding the campaign idea understanding the client's goal, and a safe landing for the job!

• Sourcing of clothes, Accessories and Professional equipment used

• Preparation before the shoot, wardrobe plan, and plan B for on set hiccups

• Working professionally with stakeholders and the team 

• Breaking into the industry, Developing your portfolio, approach new clients and maintaining your relationships to get more recommendations