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Mood boards, color charts, fabric charts, illustrations, and technical charts will accompany fashion collections. An industry brand will be analyzed in terms of price structure, market analysis, and positioning. A student's fashion collection and graphic design work were assessed, receiving high marks for fulfilling requests, analyzing trends, finding aesthetic and technical solutions, managing work autonomously, and presenting a collection and portfolio professionally.
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![Master Fashion Design Womenswear 1415 - DCI - E2: Moods boards, colour charts, fabric charts, illustrations and
technical charts will accompany the collections. The industry brand will be analyzed in terms of price structure, market
analysis and positioning.
[Fashion Collection Women's Wear T2]
[Graphic Design T2]
ASSESSMENT FEEDBACK SHEET
STUDENT NAME --- Annu STUDENT ID 021318
PROGRAMME Master Fashion Design Womenswear 1415 (MFX142) CLASS class 3 ENG
LAST MODIFIED DATE 17/03/2015 11:17:00
Assessment requirement: Temporary assessment type
[LO1 - Students will be able to make one project request, in an appropriate illustrated format, in line with the companys
requirements and targeting several segments of the fashion market. ]
[LO2 - Students will be able to assess trends, colours and fabrics trends with the purpose of producing a wide variety of creative
ideas and proposals apt for market different areas.]
Assessment date: 04/03/2015
ATTENDED: Attended
ASSESSMENT CRITERIA [0/44] [45/49] [50/59] [60/69] [70/100] GRADE
[FASHION COLLECTION: Students will be able to assess trends, to provide
reasons for the use of colours and fabrics in relation to the creation and
making of a variety of creative ideas which may be identified with fashion
contemporary market. ]
X
[GRAPHIC DESIGN: Students will be able to create and present in a
professional way two different collections responding to the graphic working
out of images for the fashion market. ]
X
ASSESSMENT MARK (%) 86
COMMENTS:
FASHION COLLECTION: The student has been able to fulfill the given requests: she shows capacity of analysis and pratical
solutions besides style and research. Has always followed advices, being, at the same time, able to find aesthetical and
technical solutions fitting the project realization. Good autonomy in managing the work. GRAPHIC DESIGN: The work has
shown ability to present in a professional way a collection responding to the graphic working out of images for the fashion
market. The presentation of the Portfolio was very effective, the technical chart layout and visual presentation were very
accurate and thorough. Overall the entire project resulted to be excellent. 0](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/b451f094-615e-4064-bb0d-7f1bd024c421-150730083502-lva1-app6891/85/Feedback-forexams2-2-1-320.jpg)
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