A/ Assignment Recap

• Digital compendium documents the development of your project fashion outcomes.   

• Video recording that communicates your fashion outcome in motion and its wearability in relation to your specified persona.

Here are suggested structure

• DIGITAL COMPENDIUM

I/ Introduction

II/ Design process

1. Body type selection

2. Narrative, persona and movement development

3. Finding form process

4. Design development

5. Wearer experience reflection

III/ Conclusion

• VIDEO RECORDING 

1. Introduction

2. Persona introduction

3. Movement introduction

4. Inside experience

5. Outside experience

6. Conclusion 

B/ Key term definition

• Digital Compendium: a digital portfolio or collection of work that documents a fashion designer's creative process and final outcomes.

• Body type: the unique shape and proportions of a person's body. (Several common body types includes Hourglass, Pear, Apple, Inverted triangle, Rectangle)

• Narrative: a story that the designer wants to tell about the body type and how it is celebrated and empowered through fashion. 

• Persona: a fictional character that represents the ideal customer for the design. 

• Movement: a concept or theme that guides the design process and reflects the design/ collection values and mission. 

C/ Detailed guideline

• DIGITAL COMPENDIUM

I/ Introduction

• In 1-2 sentences: Brief overview of the project and its objectives

• In 1-2 sentences: Explain the structure of the compendium

II/ Design process

1. Body type selection

• Rationale for choosing a specific body type (e.g., hourglass, pear, apple)

• Research on the unique challenges and preferences of this body type in relation to fashion

• Discussion of how the chosen body type aligns with your design/ collection’s values and mission

2. Narrative, persona and movement development

• Narrative: Create a story that highlights the history, cultural significance, and representation of the chosen body type in fashion.

• Persona: Development of a persona that embodies the unique style, preferences, and challenges of this body type.
  Example: It can be relatable and inspiring, and the story helps women identify with the brand and its products.

• Movement: Create a movement that guides the design process and reflects the design/ collection values and mission.