Prosper Wardrobe

Tracing the History of Fashion from the 1600's until Modern Day Fashion.

Students will make a clothing item out of recycled products. The guidelines and ideas for their project is included.

Course Syllabus for Fashion Design. Can Customize to add personal information about course.

Students will style the 4 main characters in a movie of their choice. They will need to apply knowledge of fashion history, color psychology, color schemes, and applying costumes to characters personalities. Students will achieve this by using a foam board and making a presentation about their chosen movie and costume design. They may sketch, add fabric swatches, location pictures, and actors images.

Students research a designer of their choice to trace their personal life and career to make a scrapbook.

Students will use a $200 budget to go virtual shopping for essential items. They must stay within budget and come up with 10 days worth of outfits using the items that they were required to purchase. Example Included.

Have you ever stared in your closet and thought "I have nothing to wear?" If so this project is great for you and your students. For this project students are to come up with 30 days worth of outfits using only 10 items (5 tops and 5 bottoms). Students may accessorize the outfits to make them different. This makes students realize how to "Shop their Closets" and that they do not need an abundance of items to come up with great outfits. Students need to pick base items that can go with multiple

Students answer these questions while watching the movie Forrest Gump. Students trace fashion trends and understand the importance of trend spotting, forecasting, fashion movement, fashion history and color through the symbolism used in this movie.

PowerPoint lecture covering the topics associated with trend spotting and forecasting. Also includes the fashion movement and cycle and color forecasting.

Fashion Marketing/Fashion Design classes trace the evolution of a type of clothing/garment style. Example Included.

Students will understand the concepts that Fashion Marketers use to gain information to formulate their marketing strategies.

This Lecture Covers Garment Styles Including: Sleeves, Collars, Necklines, Dresses, Skirts, and Jacket Types. Great for Notes/Sketching and Quizzes over Varying Garment Styles.

Students will understand the process of the life cycle of a fashion product and the pricing options that go along with the fashion industry.

Students will understand the process of how marketers plan their research tactics and where they place certain items to get consumers to purchase certain products.

This PowerPoint covers the topics of creating a company marketing strategy, including how to plan, the 4 types of marketing plans, types of analysis, G-PESTELC Model, Types of Strategies, Identifying Smart Objectives, Using the "Smart" Model, Positioning and Re-positioning of products for better marketing and Return on Investment (ROI). Discussion questions included.

PowerPoint covering the aspects of a company and marketing strategies. Types of marketing plans, product development, the planning process, and positioning a product. Fashion Marketing and Marketing classes

Students work in groups to design a business. I use this in my Entrepreneurship class for students to develop an idea and incorporate new business concepts into their business each week. All details of the business and criteria for the business plan submissions are included in this lesson. I use the book Disciplined Entrepreneurship by Bill Aulet to frame this business project. Group Contract included.

Different Marketing Strategies to understand how companies create a brand.

This is a project for Fashion Design, Interior Design, and Art classes that has students applying the elements and principles of design to clothing/interiors as well as to art pieces and placing it in a portfolio.

Course Syllabus for Entrepreneurship. You can customize in Word with your own personal information.