Fashion Design 2 continues to introduce students to the conceptual, creative and technical processes of designing and creating cohesive capsule collections of garments, while also cultivating a deeper understanding of what their authentic identities and impacts are as designers, both individually and collectively. Through the development of weekly assignments the design briefs of this course requires, students continue to become familiar with professional product development, while strengthening their approach to the skills that successfully contributing to it will require. This course is essential in further developing the skills needed to explore, execute, communicate and curate the messages students seek to express as individual fashion designers. Through tasking students with more extensive project deliverables for each conceptually-intricate project brief founded heavily in concept-development, in-depth visual and tactile research, hands-on experimentation of draping, material development, and garment design that is both explored and examined in greater detail, students continue to meet strengthening foundational milestones aimed at propelling them forward with even stronger individualized design identities and design narratives, as well as more refined technical skill-sets, and clearer professional communication and curation of such.

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