The process of transforming waste materials into new products, enhancing their value and reducing waste.

Fashion that prioritizes environmental and social responsibility, reducing negative impacts on the planet.

A small, curated collection of clothing that can be mixed and matched, often focusing on a specific theme.

An event where designers showcase their latest collections to an audience, often including models, music, and choreography.

Using clothing design and presentation to convey a narrative or message, enhancing emotional connection.

The process of choosing fabrics and materials based on sustainability, aesthetics, and functionality.

Creating preliminary models of garments to test design concepts and functionality before final production.

Documents detailing garment construction, materials, and measurements, guiding production accuracy.

Methods of sewing that minimize waste and environmental impact, often using eco-friendly materials.

Processes to ensure that garments meet specific standards of quality and craftsmanship during production.

The process of organizing all aspects of an event, including logistics, marketing, and execution.

A plan to promote and sell products, focusing on reaching target audiences effectively.

A visual marketing tool showcasing a fashion collection, often including styled images and descriptions.

A specific group of consumers that a brand aims to reach with its marketing efforts.

The narrative that communicates a brand's values, mission, and identity to its audience.

The distribution of resources, such as time and materials, to ensure efficient project execution.

Preparing alternative plans to address potential challenges during the production process.

Constructive criticism and suggestions provided by classmates, enhancing collaborative learning.

The culminating showcase of a student's work, summarizing their project and learning journey.

The process of creating a collection of work that demonstrates skills, creativity, and growth.

Consumers who prioritize sustainability and ethical practices in their purchasing decisions.

Creative methods that push the boundaries of traditional fashion design, often involving upcycling.

Fundamental concepts that guide the creation of aesthetically pleasing and functional garments.

Examining existing upcycled fashion lines to understand effective design strategies and market appeal.

Finding and acquiring materials that are environmentally friendly and ethically produced.

Practicing the presentation of a fashion show to ensure smooth execution and audience engagement.