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Every garment we choose is a deliberate act of design. This course offers a deep dive into the iconic silhouettes that have defined the last century, shifting your perspective from seeing clothes simply as products to understanding them as social and cultural blueprints.
Through exclusive access to The Museum of Modern Art’s network of designers, historians, and photographers, you will analyze how specific shapes and designs have been used to project power, navigate gender, and redefine the self. Whether you are a student of design, a professional in a creative industry, or a lifelong learner curious about fashion, you will develop a sophisticated vocabulary for the evolution of style.
In this course, examples of silhouettes and iconic garments from the 20th century to today serve as a springboard to consider how we use clothing and accessories to project, aspire, and shift our sense of self.
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2 vidéos•Total 3 minutes
Preview Fashion as Design•1 minute
Curator Paola Antonelli on Crocs•2 minutes
5 lectures•Total 50 minutes
Welcome to the course•10 minutes
First Look: This Course in Three Garments•10 minutes
Items: Is Fashion Modern?•10 minutes
Optional Readings & Resources•10 minutes
Optional Prompts for Discussion & Reflection•10 minutes
1 devoir•Total 20 minutes
What does fashion mean to you?•20 minutes
Silhouettes
Module 2•2 heures à terminer
Détails du module
When we get dressed, the shape our clothes create—a silhouette—is influenced by everything from shifting trends in fashion to what looks and feels good. In this module you will explore how clothing shapes the body and how our ideas about the body shapes the clothing we wear.
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5 vidéos•Total 16 minutes
Dressing Mannequins with Tae Smith•7 minutes
Rei Kawakubo. Body Meets Dress, Dress Meets Body–and Become One. 1997•2 minutes
Curator Paola Antonelli on Spanx•3 minutes
Curator Michelle Millar Fisher and Fashion Historian Francesca Granata on Premaman•3 minutes
Designer Richard Malone on the Jumpsuit•2 minutes
13 lectures•Total 130 minutes
Welcome to Module 2•10 minutes
In the Museum•10 minutes
Shape•10 minutes
Look Book: Shape•10 minutes
Augment•10 minutes
Look Book: Augment•10 minutes
Free•10 minutes
Look Book: Free•10 minutes
Fashion Historian Lauren Downing Peters and Co-Founder of Universal Standard Alexandra Waldman on Non-Sample Size Clothing•10 minutes
Review of Module 2•10 minutes
Optional Readings & Resources•10 minutes
Optional Prompts for Reflection & Discussion•10 minutes
Optional Mid-Course Survey•10 minutes
Icons
Module 3•2 heures à terminer
Détails du module
What makes a garment iconic? Sometimes it’s the power of the wearer’s personality, or a person’s role—from an athlete to the military—that elevates an ordinary item to fashion’s mainstream. In this module you’ll consider how the clothing we wear reflects who you are and what you want to become.
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4 vidéos•Total 16 minutes
On Site in Los Angeles: Recreating Bruce Lee's Tracksuit•8 minutes
Curator Stephanie Kramer on Sports Jerseys•2 minutes
Pushpamala N. The Navarasa Suite, from the series Bombay Photo Studio. 2003•2 minutes
Designer Ruth E. Carter on Afrofuturism•4 minutes
11 lectures•Total 110 minutes
Welcome to Module 3•10 minutes
In the Studio•10 minutes
Legacies•10 minutes
Look Book: Legacies•10 minutes
Iteration•10 minutes
Look Book: Iteration•10 minutes
Futurity•10 minutes
Look Book: Futurity•10 minutes
Review of Module 3•10 minutes
Optional Readings & Resources•10 minutes
Optional Prompts for Reflection & Discussion •10 minutes
Course Conclusion
Module 4•1 heure à terminer
Détails du module
Reflect on your journey through Fashion, Silhouettes, Icons and complete a final assessment.
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4 lectures•Total 40 minutes
Conclusion to Fashion as Design: Silhouettes and Icons•10 minutes
Optional End-of-Course Survey•10 minutes
Optional Prompt for Discussion & Reflection•10 minutes
Continue Learning with MoMA•10 minutes
1 devoir•Total 20 minutes
What does fashion mean to you now?•20 minutes
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No prior knowledge of fashion, design, or art history is needed to complete this course.
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