text: Free Online Course: Fashion Style Icons and Designing from Historical Elements from Kadenze | Class Central
  Start Date Self paced 30th Mar, 2016
  Session 1: From Fashion's Rich Renaissance To Going Baroque
  Style Icons and Royal Clothes from 1450-1700
  Session 2: The Turn Of A Century Curves Into A Corset
  Fashions and the Fashionable from 1700 Through the Victorians
  Session 3: From Edward To Erte
  The Figures and Fashions that Comprised the Eras 1890-1920
  Session 4: Deco Drops The Drama For Wartime And Fashion Speeds Into The Future
  Tracing the Stars and Straps from 1920 into the Present
  Session 5: From Research To Revelation
  Using Fashion Inspired Materials in the Creative Process
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  Reviews for Kadenze's Fashion Style Icons and Designing from Historical Elements
  by Cristiane completed this course.
  Hi everyone, I'm currently doing this course, I'm fashion designer and
  I've been learning a lot about History of fashion in Europe since XVI Century. As a foreign student sometimes I get trouble with some words, but guess what? We have transcription available! And if you need help, their support team is very good. I really recommend it!
  Love learning about Fashion designing and have never seen resources like this. The videos of this course are amazing. I am thinking now of applying to Otis for this program. I am not a premium member so I am just auditing this course at the moment.
  Very interesting and modern course. I learned a lot from it. Every week presents historical era with contemporary designs that took from it.
  I really enjoyed this class. I found this class while researching about Amy Bond after her appearance on Project Runway. She is a wonderful instructor. I have had a long-time interest in fashion history and really enjoyed learning about how ideas from the past have been updated into current fashion. I really enjoyed her demonstration of how to take a design cue from a past design and re-work it into a new design. This was a wonderful course which enticed me to take other Kadenze courses of interest.
  This is a well structured and enjoyable short course and if you have an interest in fashion, you'll enjoy it.
  Amy Bond is a fantastic instructor and fashion history is surprising and interesting to learn about. The course is well paced and it is not difficult to complete the activities in the recommended time. At the end you have the chance to put some of what you have learnt into practice in a capsule collection.