Course Description: This course introduces teens to the exciting world of fashion styling. From understanding body shapes and color theory to curating looks for everyday life, fashion shoots, or special events—students will explore the creative tools and industry knowledge used by professional stylists. With a blend of visual research, styling principles, and project-based learning, teens will gain the skills to express personal style, build styling confidence, and prepare for future opportunities in the fashion industry.   Course Outline Lesson 1: Introduction to Fashion Styling

• Overview of fashion styling and the role of a stylist
• Types of styling: personal, editorial, commercial, and celebrity
• Core elements of style: silhouette, texture, balance, and color

• Understanding warm and cool tones
• Introduction to seasonal color palettes
• Identifying different body shapes and styling techniques for each

• Differentiating between basic and statement pieces
• Introduction to capsule wardrobe principles
• Layering and outfit coordination strategies

• Styling approaches for casual, formal, themed, and professional events
• Understanding dress codes and styling expectations
• Considerations for cultural sensitivity and inclusivity in styling

• The role of accessories in enhancing a look
• Coordinating outfits
• Overview of hair, makeup, and grooming as part of a styled look

• Introduction to mood boards and how stylists use them
• Understanding visual storytelling in styling
• Building a cohesive style direction based on a theme or concept

• Editorial styling and fashion campaigns
• Concept creation for a photoshoot
• Understanding the stylist’s role in creative direction

• Introduction to sustainable fashion practices
• Fashion and wardrobe reuse
• The stylist’s role in promoting conscious fashion

• Planning a complete styled look from concept to presentation
• Integrating knowledge of color, body shape, wardrobe, and accessories
• Preparing a visual concept board with look details

• Presentation of final styling concept
• Peer review and constructive critique
• Course reflection and stylist portfolio discussion