Rachael Van Dyke Teaching
  • RACHAEL VAN DYKE
    • About
    • Philosophy
    • 4 Pillars to Teaching
    • Contact
  • HIGH SCHOOL
    • Architecture
    • Interior Design
    • Graphic Design
    • Fashion Design
    • Product Design
    • Advanced Art
    • Drawing and Painting
    • Printmaking
    • Sculpture
    • Curriculum
  • MIDDLE SCHOOL
    • Design
    • Drawing and Painting
    • Sculpture
    • Curriculum
  • ELEMENTARY
    • K & 1st grade
    • 2nd & 3rd grade
    • 4th & 5th grade
    • Thematic Unit Example
    • Songs
  • COLLEGE COURSES
  • IN THE NEWS
  • RACHAEL VAN DYKE
    • About
    • Philosophy
    • 4 Pillars to Teaching
    • Contact
  • HIGH SCHOOL
    • Architecture
    • Interior Design
    • Graphic Design
    • Fashion Design
    • Product Design
    • Advanced Art
    • Drawing and Painting
    • Printmaking
    • Sculpture
    • Curriculum
  • MIDDLE SCHOOL
    • Design
    • Drawing and Painting
    • Sculpture
    • Curriculum
  • ELEMENTARY
    • K & 1st grade
    • 2nd & 3rd grade
    • 4th & 5th grade
    • Thematic Unit Example
    • Songs
  • COLLEGE COURSES
  • IN THE NEWS
  Rachael Van Dyke Teaching

Fashion Design

Our Fashion Design unit is part of the Design I class. It is approximately 3 weeks in length and covers the history of fashion design, ethical and moral issues related to fashion, the impact of social issues on fashion design throughout time, sustainable design, the principles and elements of design and an annual fashion show from recycled clothing. Projects have included figure drawing, fashion illustration, drawing flats, designing nature inspired clothes, culture fashion boards, and an all-school clothing drive for an area homeless shelter.

Annual Fashion Show

Fashion Design students collaborated with parent-partners to create original fashion designs from ONLY recycled materials. Students then had the real-world experience of coordinating an all-school fashion show. Students also held a school-wide clothing drive in conjunction with the fashion show.

On Location Fashion Shoot

Fashion boards

Fashion Design students created 3 works in a mini collection that were inspired by natural elements of Water, Wind, Earth, or Fire

Journal entries

Culture Board

Fashion Design students researched traditional cultural clothing for inspiration of contemporary clothing.

ARCHITECTURE
INTERIOR DESIGN
GRAPHIC DESIGN
PRODUCT DESIGN
ADVANCED ART
DRAWING AND PAINTING
PRINTMAKING
SCULPTURE
CURRICULUM
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