
In this lecture, you will be introduced to your instructor, Tracy Vollbrecht, and learn what makes her uniquely qualified to teach this course.
This lecture will introduce you to the format, intentions, and outcomes of this course.
In this lecture, we will establish a foundation for disability inclusion by discussing language, key terms used throughout the course, and technology used in the disability community.
In Part 1 of Disability & Clothing, we will begin to cover various disability groups and how they interact with clothing.
In Part 2 of Disability & Clothing, we wrap up the remaining disability groups and how they interact with clothing.
In this introduction, you will meet your instructor, Tracy Vollbrecht; see what makes her uniquely qualified to teach this course; and learn the format, intentions, and outcomes of this course.
This lecture covers the first part of the adaptive fashion timeline, focusing on the foundations of adaptive fashion.
This lecture covers the second part of the adaptive fashion timeline, focusing on the rise and fall of the first wave of adaptive fashion and the beginning of the adaptive fashion resurgence.
This lecture dives into the 21st century pioneers of the second wave of adaptive fashion.
After setting the stage with the history of adaptive fashion, we begin to look at the clothing approaches for people with disabilities in this lecture.
In this introduction, you will meet your instructor, Tracy Vollbrecht; see what makes her uniquely qualified to teach this course; and learn the format, intentions, and outcomes of this course. If you have taken the previous courses in this series of courses on adaptive fashion, you may skip this lecture.
Starting our journey of learning the importance of disability inclusion in fashion, this lecture focuses on why representation of Disabled people in fashion matters.
In this lecture, we explore the importance of equal access to self expression and the role self expression plays in fashion.
On our journey of disability inclusion, we will talk about how apparel can be a gate keeper for people with disabilities in this lecture.
This lecture dives into the cycle that keeps people with disabilities excluded from being prioritized in the fashion industry.
Wrapping up this course, we hear from Jillian Mercado, the first Disabled model featured on the cover of Teen Vogue, on the importance of disability inclusion in fashion.
In this introduction, you will meet your instructor, Tracy Vollbrecht; see what makes her uniquely qualified to teach this course; and learn the format, intentions, and outcomes of this course. If you have taken the previous courses in this series of courses on adaptive fashion, you may skip this lecture.
This lecture will introduce you to the adaptive fashion consumer.
Building upon the consumer introduction, in this lecture you will learn about the two approaches to dressing used by consumers with disabilities.
Within adaptive fashion, the person wearing the clothing isn't always the person purchasing the clothing. This lecture will introduce you the three roles with the target audience of adaptive fashion.
In this lecture, we will cover the impacts of money on our adaptive fashion consumer in order to ensure we truly understand our customer.
In this last lecture, Molly Farrell of All Fashion Able shares her experience as an adaptive fashion customer and advocate for finding fashion that works for everyone.
In this introduction, you will meet your instructor, Tracy Vollbrecht; see what makes her uniquely qualified to teach this course; and learn the format, intentions, and outcomes of this course. If you have taken the previous courses in this series of courses on adaptive fashion, you may skip this lecture.
This lecture will introduce you to the adaptive fashion market.
Building upon our market introduction, we will talk about the various price points that adaptive fashion is sold at.
To fully understand the adaptive fashion market, we will take a look at a few of the brands already in the adaptive fashion market, including comparing the experiences of small brands versus large brands.
Wrapping up this course on the adaptive fashion market, we will learn about adaptive fashion marketplaces and explore the features of a few of these marketplaces.
In this bonus lecture, we'll cover some of the questions that your instructor, Tracy Vollbrecht, frequently addresses as an adaptive fashion consultant. Questions include:
What is adaptive fashion?
What is adaptive design?
How did you get into adaptive fashion?
What does my day to day look like?
What is the most challenging part of working in adaptive fashion?
This bundle course is perfect for those looking to get a complete introduction to adaptive fashion. From introduction through history to customer and market, this 5-course-pack covers everything one needs to know to start exploring adaptive fashion! This course is intended for individuals in the fashion industry looking to expand their professional knowledge or who are looking to make the fashion industry more inclusive of people with Disabilities. This course is also well suited for high school, undergraduate, and graduate students interested in learning more about adaptive fashion. This course will benefit students, designers, technical designers, production managers, merchandisers, buyers, e-commerce specialists, marketing teams, company executives, and more. No prerequisites are needed to take this course.
This course covers the first 5 of Vollbrecht Adaptive Consulting's individually sold courses. The courses within this bundle are:
Course 1: Introduction to Adaptive Fashion
Course 2: History of Adaptive Fashion
Course 3: Importance of Disability Inclusion in Fashion
Course 4: Adaptive Fashion Customer Deep Dive
Course 5: Adaptive Fashion Market Overview
In this 5-course bundle, students will also hear from Disabled activists, as their share their immense knowledge and experiences. Guest speakers include model and actress Jillian Mercado and fashion blogger Molly Farrell.