Sociology of fashion and luxury
Learn concepts and trends to help you develop your collections, position yourself in the market and enrich your fashion culture.
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Training location
For all people, regardless of region or country of residence, who can participate 100% in person in Pézenas
Prerequisites
Bac Pro, Bac général, or diploma
Various and good knowledge of computer tools
Proficiency in french, english, or italian
Accessible to all
Accessible to students with a disability after assessment of their ability to adapt to material and technical constraints
Course overview
This course is designed to open doors for students who would like to work in the fashion and luxury industries. Everything you learn can be put to practical use in styling, visual merchandising, fashion marketing and social media management.
Upon completion of your training, you will be able to develop your concept to create your own brand!
Learning objectives
By the end of this course, you will have learned the concepts, notions and trends to help you develop your collections, position yourself in the market or enrich your fashion culture..
Outline and content
We have designed a comprehensive training program based on 80% practice and 20% theory, and focusing on two learning areas:
Pratique / travaux dirigés (12h) :
- ecological fashion
- deseasonalization: Fast Fashion, Slow Fashion, Vintage
Theory (8h) :
- what is fashion?
- fashion and sociology
- fashion and anthropology
- fashion and psychology
- fashion and semiology
Course access
Entry is possible at any time of the year, following an interview to establish the candidate's profile and needs.
Duration and schedule
Training takes place over a total of 20 hours, spread over 2 hours a week.
- permanent entry / exit
- small groups (maximum 8 people)
Classes take place over half-days in the morning or afternoon, and all day on Fridays, according to the following timetable:
- monday, tuesday, and thursday : 9h to 12h or 13h30 to 16h30
- friday : 9h to 12h and 13h30 to 16h30
Technical resources
The following resources will be used for this course:
- presentation slides
- information sheets
- possibly articles and videos
- break room
Evaluation methods
At the end of the course, students will be given a final written exam with 25 questions, including an open question.
Supporting special needs
Our courses are accessible to people with reduced mobility, sensory impairments or any other disability. Please contact us to discuss any possible accommodations if necessary.
