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Study and teachingFashion
by Michele GrangerNot on Booklabria yet
"The Fashion Industry and Its Careers, 3rd Edition, offers an exploration of the fashion industry - from raw materials to marketing to the ultimate consumer - and explores fashion careers across the board. For each career covered, readers will learn about what to expect on the job, required education and training, and the relationship of the role to the industry as a whole. The third edition is fully updated with recent developments in technology, world economics and globalization and effects on industry sectors and career opportunities. Through current, applied industry information and personal assessments throughout, students gain a critical understanding of what careers match their aptitudes, skill sets, and interests - and how to begin down a path to a successful career in the fashion industry. New to this edition: - Organizational changes to the unit structure of this third edition align the content with current industry practice and emphasize career areas with the greatest growth potential.- In-depth job titles and descriptions for a wider range of careers now including Marketing Director (Ch 9), Product Marketing Manager (Ch 9), Brand Marketing Manager (Ch 9), Digital Marketing Manager (Ch 9), Web Site Marketing Personnel (Ch 9), Creative Art Director (Ch 9), Copy Writer (Ch 9), Customer Service and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Staff (Ch 9), Digital Media Artist (Ch 12), Graphic Designer (Ch 12), Fashon Journalist (Ch 12), and Fashion Blogger (Ch 12).- A new Chapter 12 has been developed to familiarize readers with the growing career sector of digital media and visual communication. This chapter examines digital media, graphic design, web site design, journalism, and blogging as career options. The chapter includes new boxed features such as "Top Digital Media Companies" and "Tips for Starting a Fashion Blog", plus a profile of fashion journalist Robin Givhan and an interview with fashion blogger Kristian Laliberte, former Senior Editor of Refinery
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