Students will:
- research the fashion industry
- identify an area of fashion, and market to a specific demographic
- conduct visual research, looking into design opportunities
- design a name, brand, and visual components for your fashion label
- have learned about corporate identity, such as wordmark, lettermark, emblem, and pictorial symbol
- have learned about designing a communication system with messages and branding applied to a variety of media
- have used an opportunity matrix to investigate design opportunities
- What your fashion line will specialize in.
- Who your demographic is.
- Why they would want to engage with this brand, and how they would do so.
- Your fashion line's big idea, ideally stated in one sentence.
Final products:
- creation of a fashion line, including the name of the fashion label itself
- 1 logo/identity for the fashion label
- 1 tag, to be used on clothing
- 5 appropriate promotion vehicles (3 outside of the store and 2 digital)
- All work submitted as digital files, PDF high-quality print
- Imagery: students may source images from stock photo sources, taking your own photos is also acceptable, but get the best images in terms of quality and appropriateness
- Color: the entire color scheme is open, may be full color, one- or two-color, color choice should carry/further the concept
Deadlines: consult the class calendar.
Project 3: Worth 100 points
- 20 craft, rendering quality
- 30 composition/layout, design appropriateness and uniqueness
- 30 concept, research, clarity of message, uniqueness, research and design thinking
- 20 presentation, professionalism, overall quality of work