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所在平台: Coursera |
课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/fashion-design
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课程名称：时尚与设计 概述：在设计的所有领域中，衣物是最为普遍和亲密的物品。时尚在形式与功能、自动化与手工艺、标准化与定制、普遍性与自我表达、务实与乌托邦视野之间的张力中蓬勃发展。它服务于他人，并可能产生深远的社会、政治、文化、经济和环境影响。《时尚与设计》课程重点关注来自全球的70多件服装和配饰，从肯特布到牛仔裤，再到3D打印裙子。通过这些服装，我们将深入探讨我们为何穿着、服装的制作及其意义。同时，您将直接听到设计师、制造者、历史学家以及其他从事服装工作人士的声音，了解他们如何在某些情况下重新设计未来的服装。课程通过工作室参观、访谈等资源介绍每件服装的历史、发展变化，以及其使用、意义和影响的演变历程。 课程学习目标： 1. 发展批判性工具，以多种视角欣赏和理解时尚设计，从日常服装到高级定制。 2. 追溯服装的历史、发展及其影响，探讨其如何被重新发明。 3. 从政治、身份和经济等多个角度研究服装。 4. 更深入理解服装的生命周期，包括设计、生产、营销、分配及消费。 5. 更好地理解您在时尚选择中的决策，涉及着装视觉语言、个体与集体身份，以及劳动实践、可持续性与身体政治等问题。 大纲概述： 1. **介绍**：课程的基本内容和框架。 2. **英雄**：探讨穿着特定服装如何激励英雄转变，及英雄如何将普通服装提升为标志性服饰，想象自己成为未来的太空英雄。 3. **轮廓**：研究服装如何改变身体的形状，以及文化对身体构造如何影响服装设计。 4. **高级定制**：从更广的视角探讨缝制的复杂过程，涉及传统手工艺与新技术在高端及日常服装中的应用。 5. **生命周期**：审视服装的生命周期，包括其开始、结束及生产、消费和处置循环对世界的影响。 6. **谦逊**：探讨谦逊在社会、宗教或政治认同中的多种表现，以及它如何成为道德、权能和礼仪的战场。 7. **表达**：分析穿着和穿衣方式如何传达信息、创造群体认同，以及个人表达的同时回应课程前几周所讨论的主题。 此课程将帮助您更清晰地理解时尚设计及其对社会的深远影响。
Name:Introduction
Description:
Name:Heroes
Description:Wearing certain garments can inspire heroic transformations, while heroes can elevate everyday clothing to iconic status. In this module, you will discover the relationship between aspiration, achievement, adulation, and attire through a wide range of heroes—and even imagine yourself as a space hero in the future.
Name:Silhouettes
Description:When we put on clothes, we change the shape and outline of our bodies—sometimes profoundly. The silhouettes we adopt are determined by everything from shifting trends in fashion to what looks and feels good. This week, we explore how clothes shape the body and how cultural constructions of the body shape clothes.
Name:Coutures
Description:The French word couture means "dressmaking" or "sewing,” and often refers to one-of-a-kind, primarily handmade garments intended for a specific individual. This module approaches couture from a broader perspective, exploring the complex processes—from traditional handcrafting to the use of new technologies—that go into the making of high-end and everyday garments.
Name:Lifecycle
Description:This module examines the lifecycle of garments, an often overlooked aspect of fashion that many individuals and companies are addressing with growing urgency. How do garments begin, how do they end, and how does the cycle of production, consumption, and disposal impact the world?
Name:Modesty
Description:Modesty has many varied expressions that can be informed by social, religious, or political identifications, as well as by personal choice. But whether covered up or exposed, our bodies are often battlegrounds for continually shifting societal claims around morality, agency, and etiquette.
Name:Expression
Description:What we wear and how we wear it can communicate messages, create group identification, borrow and remake existing styles, or subvert a garment’s traditional associations. While choosing and wearing clothes is an act of personal expression, it is also a response to many of the topics addressed in the preceding weeks of this course. In this final week, we look at the ways in which clothing allows us to feel connected to others and to stand out.
Among all objects of design, our clothes are the most universal and intimate. Like other kinds of design, fashion thrives on productive tensions between form and function, automation and craftsmanship, standardization and customization, universality and self-expression, and pragmatism and utopian vision. It exists in the service of others, and it can have profound consequences—social, political, cultural, economic, and environmental. Fashion as Design focuses on a selection of more than 70 garments and accessories from around the world, ranging from kente cloth to jeans to 3D-printed dresses. Through these garments, we’re going to look closely at what we wear, why we wear it, how it’s made, and what it means. You’ll hear directly from a range of designers, makers, historians, and others working with clothing every day—and, in some cases, reinventing it for the future. Studio visits, interviews, and other resources introduce the history and development of each garment and their changing uses, meanings, and impact over time. Course Learning Objectives: Develop critical tools to appreciate and contextualize fashion design—from everyday clothing to couture garments—through many different perspectives. Trace the history, development, and impact of garments over time, and explore how they may be reinvented. Investigate garments through multiple lenses including politics, identity, and economics. Understand more about the lifecycle of clothing, from its design and production to its marketing, distribution, and consumption. Better comprehend the choices you make about fashion with respect to the visual language of dress, individual and collective identities, and issues such as labor practices, sustainability, and body politics.
