PDF-El Camino College Fashion Newsletter, October 2007

ANNUAL SPRING FASHION SHOW by Melanie McFarlandOn June 1st in front of the largest audience in the 25 year history of the show the Fashion Show Production class presented its annual show Opening. LEARN FRENCH , ! Subscribe to our Newsletter: http://newsletter.afkampala.org/newsletter - subscription FEES Courses Books Registration Collective classes 280 000 UGX (60h) Alter Ego (2books & CD) 1 High-fashion, or “name,” designers create garments that carry their name when sold. . They may be known for a special style or look.. Coco Chanel created a boxy jacket in the 1920’s.. Ralph Lauren’s designs have a classic elegance.. Standard 1 . Standard 1 – What is Fashion?. Students will understand basic fashion concepts and terminology.. Objective 1 – Define Fashion Terms. Objective 2 – Identify Fashion Products. Objective 3 – Describe the Importance of Fashion. Standard 2 . Fashion Marketing. Fashion Merchandising A Standard 2. Student will understand the basics of fashion marketing.. Objective 1: Define Marketing Terms. Objective 2: Describe the 4 P’s of Marketing. Renaissance Period. 14. th. – mid 17. th. Centuries. 2. Women’s Fashion Items. Included:. chemise (later called smock) - long dresses which dragged on the ground. cote – calf- or ankle-length garment, often decorated around the neck and hem. Michael Kors (American Designer). Creates designer sportswear; designs individual pieces first, then combines them into outfits.. Fashion Designers. Ralph Lauren (American Designer). Famous for his polo collection of menswear; also designs women’s wear, children’s clothes, home furnishings, accessories, and cosmetics; designs are influences by the American West and an idealized version of traditional English apparel and décor; his company owns many stores that bear his name.. B.C. Review. 1890. 1900. 1910. 1920. 1930. 1940. B.C.. Fashions of this period come from several groups in existence at this time: Egyptians, . Cretes. , Greeks, Romans, and Byzantine. .. 1200-1300’s. Issues and Decisions. © Pat . McAlexander. , 2013. Editor, . OLLI@UGA’s . OLLI . Times. , 2010-present. Purposes of newsletters?. Inform — about organization’s business. (transparency), events (past, present), members . we act . ridiculous. in public, . we’re just like you! . read our blog . www.macmillanlibrary.com. . subscribe . to our . monthly . e-newsletter: . bit.ly/. MacLibraryNews. follow us on twitter: . we pose with Chad Michael Murray, . WE’RE JUST LIKE YOU. ! . read our . blog: . www.macmillanlibrary.com. . subscribe . to our monthly . e-newsletter. : . bit.ly/. MacLibraryNews. follow us on twitter: . we pose with Chad Michael Murray, . WE’RE JUST LIKE YOU. ! . Booth . #1607. read our blog: . www.macmillanlibrary.com. . subscribe to our monthly e-newsletter: . bit.ly/. MacLibraryNews. follow us on twitter: . A relatively The following is a review of the main items and actions from the February, 2015, meeting: 1. WoVO will be supporting the VOX convention in London in May. This is the only British voice And, now it is over, does the next newsletter have to say: Zeyo! Zeyo! Zeyo! (?) Well, Zeyo or not, there is not a lot for a scribe to say, since Simon has e-mailed the minutes DIDEEBYCHA GMCA Volume 8, Issue 2 NSIDE HIS SSUE GMCA 2017 AnnuaO MeetLnJ TKe East AsLan Joro SpLder NaOed Ls beLnJ sprayed Ln my area, sKouOd , be worrLed?  Athens, GA; Oct 18