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STUDY AT SOUTHAMPTON SOLENT UNIVERSITY

Meet the teamKate SuttonBA (Hons) Fashion Styling From a young age, creativity is something I have felt an affinity with. To me, there is nothing moreinvigorating than the satisfaction of realising yourideas. My time at university has given me the

chance to allow my passion to flourish. It has given me confidenceto take what I love to a new level. The support and encouragementof course tutors has been an invaluable resource in seeking andconfirming where I fit into the creative industry. I have felt apersonal connection with this course and have enjoyed everysuccess and embraced every challenge to learn and live my passion.

Grace RevingtonBA (Hons) Fashion Styling The past three years at Southampton SolentUniversity have been challenging yet enjoyable, and the experience has provided me with great insightinto the world of fashion and beauty. I have gained

invaluable skills, which will help me when embarking on my chosencareer. My time spent at the university has allowed me to discover mypassion for the application of make-up and a love of beauty products.I’ve entered into the world of blogging, with the goal of one day seeingmy name printed on the glossy pages of a magazine.

Bianca RichardsBA (Hons) Fashion StylingMy degree at Southampton Solent University hasdeveloped my creative skills and helped me find mystrengths in research, concept development andlayout design. Making industry contacts has been key

during my degree and I have thrived when collaborating with othercreatives. This course has highlighted the areas I wish to pursue, andthe best way to launch my career. I have thoroughly enjoyed my timeon the course and contributing to anon magazine has been theperfect completion to my experience. I see myself working for acreative agency, as I love art direction and concept development.

anon magazine is a visual showcase for the

final-year students of BA (Hons) Fashion Styling

and BA (Hons) Make-Up and Hair Design.

Submissions from students are chosen by a team

of staff and students to represent some of the

outstanding work of the year.

Fashion Styling BA (Hons)

This dynamic course will give you the creative,technical and business skills you’ll need to become a successful stylist.

Course length: 3 years UCAS code: W290

Course overviewVisual image is key to the success of products, brands, the media and celebrities. This course aims to teach students the creative,technical and business skills required by the industry, enabling themto be successful stylists and visual communicators. Students learnhow stylists work within magazines, advertising, design, catwalkshows, digital media and e-commerce. You’ll develop an informedand innovative visual language through studying the historical and contemporary context underpinning the subject. Students take part in work experience and live projects with fashion

industry partners such as Atelier Mayer, Uniqlo, Save the Children and Illamasqua. Industry experts regularly visit and give input to thecourse. Students produce a professional portfolio, website and CVand are encouraged to develop their professional network.

Entry level • 240 points tariff points.• Applicants with the relevant entry requirements will be invited to a portfolio viewing.

Fashion Styling and Make-Up for Media BA (Hons) (Top-up)

This flexible course allows students to experience the diverse aspects of fashion styling and make-up and to prepare for an exciting career in the industry.

Course length: 1 year UCAS code: W231

Course overviewThis one-year top-up course offers a fast-paced preparation for the fashion styling and make-up industry.You will study generic units that allow you to specialise in fashion

styling or make-up and hair design.Initially you will undertake a unit that links to industry and gives

an insight into forecasting for fashion and beauty. You will build on this with a personalised major project. This is supported by an option for either a dissertation or a shorter dissertation withpractice element that helps to build your understanding of yourspecialist area. You are also supported in building a professionalwebsite and portfolio.

Entry level • Relevant HND/Foundation degree pass with Merit overall (55%)or 240 CATS from a relevant three-year degree.

• UK applicants are required to attend a portfolio viewing.

Make-Up and Hair Design BA (Hons)

This creative, conceptual and forward-thinkingcourse seeks to treat the face and body as a canvas,equipping you with the skills and knowledge for anexciting career in make-up and hair design.

Course length: 3 years UCAS code: W453

Course overviewThis course will support you in learning high-level professional designskills which seek to treat the face and body as a canvas. You will learnhow to research and develop make-up and hair design concepts andsee these through to realisation. You will work in a professional make-up and hair design studio for

practical make-up workshops, and have the opportunity to work onlocation. You will develop skills in photography and image retouching,and come to understand the impact of social and cultural theory on design practices through historical and contemporary studies.Skills in pre-production planning, research and scheduling, scene

storyboarding, character development, presenting ideas, business skills,designing colour palettes, lighting techniques and photographic stylingwill give you a broad range of specialised industry-standard skills.

Entry level • 240 points tariff points.• Applicants with the relevant entry requirements will be invited to a portfolio viewing.

The coursesThe Media and Fashion Styling Programme is exciting and innovativein its approach to Fashion Styling and Make-Up and Hair Design as academic subjects. Equally as important as the programme’stheoretical emphasis, is the high level of image production createdby our students. Our courses develop highly skilled visual practitioners through

a unique combination of teaching informed by industry experienceand theoretical underpinning. Our courses constantly evolve as wekeep pace with digital innovation and the changing nature of styling,make-up and hair design practice in the industry. High qualityimagery is more and more in demand as brands and individualsrequire images for the creation of successful identities.

Jennifer AnyanProgramme Group Leader, Media and Fashion Styling.

anonTHE PROJECT

ProductionPrinter: Belmont PressPaper: Revive 100 offset (100% recycled)© Southampton Solent University. No part of this publication may be copied or reproduced in any way without the permission of the publishers.

Disclaimer: Please be aware that this publication, whilst beingproduced in the context of Fashion Styling, contains some imagesfeaturing partial nudity, which may not be suitable for all viewers

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