Innovation: the Fashion Industry
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Innovation: the Fashion Industry
at
University of Leeds
Overview

Understand how big fashion retailers innovate and discover the story behind a favourite piece of your clothing

Duration	2 weeks
Total fee	₹8,364
Mode of learning	Online
Official Website	Go to Website
Course Level	UG Certificate

Innovation: the Fashion Industry
at
University of Leeds
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Innovation: the Fashion Industry
at
University of Leeds
Course details

Skills you will learn

Advertising Retail

Who should do this course?

This course is part of the Going to University collection which has been specifically designed for students at schools and colleges

What are the course deliverables?

Explore the different types of innovation and discuss examples of each
Identify the three levels of innovation: incremental, radical, and disruptive
Discuss the different types and levels of innovation in the fashion industry
Evaluate the way in which clothes were marketed in the 1950s compared to today

More about this course

This course introduces a case study showing how Marks & Spencer has been a key innovator in fashion, introducing new fabrics that make our lives easier and more comfortable
You will see how M&S continues to drive innovation to bring consumers new and better products. You will also consider your own clothing and its innovation story, research how a favourite item of clothing is the result of innovative developments in the industry and share your findings with other learners

Innovation: the Fashion Industry
at
University of Leeds
Curriculum

An overview of innovation: defining different types and levels

Case study: incremental innovation at M&S

Innovation in fashion advertising

Fashion innovation outside the retail industry

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Innovation: the Fashion Industry
at
University of Leeds
Faculty details

Dan Trowsdale

Hi, I'm a Senior Teaching Fellow at the Univesity of Leeds. My areas of interest are based around the subject of design. Key areas are innovation, creativity and employability.