Course Content
Module 1: Introduction to Fashion Communication
Week 1
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Lesson 1: Introduction to Fashion Communication
03:00
Lesson 2: The Fashion Communication Ecosystem
03:00
Lesson 3: Platforms, Content & Strategy in Fashion Communication
02:00
Module 2: Fashion Marketing Fundamentals
Week 2
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Lesson 1: Introduction to Fashion Marketing
03:00
Lesson 2: Fashion Promotion
03:00
Lesson 3: Online & Offline Marketing Channels in Fashion
03:00
Module 3: Digital & Social Media Communication
Week 3
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Lesson 3.1: Social Media Strategy for Fashion Brands
02:00
Lesson 3.2: Platform Logic – “Same Brand, Different Language”
02:00
Module 4: Branding, PR & Campaigns
Week 4
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Lesson 4.1 – Introduction to PR
03:00
Lesson 4.2 – PR Beyond Brands: People, Platforms & Independent Practice
03:00
Module 5: Practical Fashion Marketing
Week 5
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Lesson 5.1 – How Fashion Marketing Campaigns Actually Work
Module 6: Final Project
Week 6
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Integrated Fashion Campaign & PR Strategy Proposal
02:00
Fashion Communication & Marketing 6-Week Intensive Certificate Program
Purpose

This final assignment brings together all course modules:

  • Brand identity & positioning

  • Consumer insights

  • Communication strategy

  • Content creation

  • Marketing & PR workflows

  • Campaign planning (Module 5)

Students will create a complete, professional campaign proposal for a new collection launch, including marketing, PR, communication, and content strategy.

 

 “Wave Moves with You” – Final Campaign Theme (Official Class Title)

This title works beautifully across luxury, premium, and independent brands. It communicates:

  • Movement

  • Fluidity

  • Summer energy

  • Emotional storytelling

  • A modern, premium tone

Every student will build their final assignment around this shared campaign theme.

 

What Students Must Create

A 1,200–1,800-word professional proposal that includes:

 
1. Brand Overview & Strategic Positioning

Students choose one brand type (luxury, premium, or independent) and define:

  • Brand DNA & values

  • Market positioning

  • Target audience (demographics + psychographics)

  • Competitor snapshot

  • Communication tone of voice

This section shows understanding of brand identity and strategic communication.

 
2. Campaign Objective & Big Idea

Students must define:

  • The main campaign goal (sales, awareness, traffic, repositioning)

  • The seasonal context (SS or FW)

  • The “big idea” or central message

  • Why this idea fits the brand and audience

This demonstrates strategic thinking and storytelling.

 
3. Full Campaign Timeline (Realistic to Brand Size)

A detailed timeline covering:

  • Strategy & concept

  • Creative development

  • Production (shoots, video, casting)

  • PR planning

  • Influencer seeding

  • Social & e‑commerce preparation

  • Launch + monitoring

Timeframes must match industry standards:

  • Luxury: 4–6 months

  • Premium: 8–12 weeks

  • Independent: 4–8 weeks

This shows understanding of real workflows.

 
4. Team Structure & Cross‑Team Collaboration

Students must outline:

  • Marketing team roles

  • PR team roles

  • Content team roles

  • Founder / Creative Director involvement

  • External agencies or freelancers

Plus, one detailed example of how marketing and PR collaborate (e.g., PR needs assets before editor previews).

This section tests operational knowledge.

 
5. Marketing Strategy

Students must propose:

  • Key marketing channels (owned, paid, digital, retail)

  • Campaign KPIs

  • E‑commerce integration

  • Email marketing or CRM touchpoints

  • Budget considerations (high-level, not numbers)

This shows understanding of marketing execution.

 
6. PR Strategy

A complete PR plan including:

  • Press release angle

  • Media list (categories, not names)

  • Press preview or showroom plan

  • Influencer seeding strategy

  • Celebrity or stylist placements (if relevant)

  • PR timeline aligned with marketing

This demonstrates real PR workflow knowledge.

 
7. Content Strategy & Deliverables

Students must list:

  • Campaign images

  • Short-form videos

  • Lookbook or press kit

  • Social content formats

  • Website assets

  • Influencer content guidelines

Focus on workflow, not aesthetics.

 
8. Launch Plan & Measurement

Students must explain:

  • Launch channels (owned, earned, paid)

  • Launch sequence (PR first, then social, then retail)

  • KPIs to monitor

  • First 2–4-week monitoring plan

This shows understanding of campaign execution.

 
9. Reflection (Short)

Students reflect on:

  • Why their plan is realistic

  • What challenges the team might face

  • How the plan would change for a different brand size

This demonstrates critical thinking.

 
📂 Final Deliverable Format

Students submit:

  • PDF or Google Doc

  • Clear headings

  • Professional tone

  • Industry‑ready structure

  • Optional: visual moodboard 

 
💡 What This Final Assignment Evaluates

  • Strategic thinking

  • Understanding of brand identity

  • Realistic campaign planning

  • Marketing & PR integration

  • Content planning

  • Industry vocabulary

  • Ability to structure a professional proposal

 
Exercise Files
Final Assignment Example FCM1026.pdf
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