Fashion Communication: Histories and Theories

About this course

Fashion communication is the field concerned with how fashion creates and communicates meaning, encompassing the visual, textual, cultural and commercial dimensions of how the fashion industry presents itself and engages its audiences. The histories and theories strand of this degree places fashion communication in its deepest intellectual context, drawing on art history, cultural studies, semiotics, the sociology of dress, and media theory to understand why fashion looks and speaks the way it does, how it has changed over time, and what it reveals about the societies that produce it. At the University of the Arts London you will study this four-year programme at the most prestigious creative education institution in the country for fashion, with access to unparalleled specialist resources, archives, and industry connections. The programme includes a sandwich year and a work placement,

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