This is the introduction to our FashionStyling course with Lucinda Chambers. In this course you will obtain a comprehensive overview of the styling ecosystem, understand how styling is executed by top-tier creatives, publications and brands and gain invaluable insight of creative processes across platforms. Explore the full Fashion Styling course here.
Module Overview
Lucinda Chambers has been at the forefront of fashion stylist for over 36 years, both as a fashion director at British Vogue and British Elle, and a consultant for Prada, Marni and Chanel. It all started by making earrings at art college, which sold in a London street market. This section introduces you to Lucinda and the lessons she’s learnt along the way.
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