Content & Creator Development
1-Day Fashion Styling Intensive
Founding Cohort Enrollment Now Open
A 1-day editorial styling and creative direction intensive designed for emerging creatives ready to understand how fashion styling operates within real-world productions.
This immersive experience introduces the creative, strategic, and professional foundations behind editorial styling — from concept development and visual storytelling to wardrobe sourcing, shoot planning, and on-set workflow.
Participants will gain insight into how stylists collaborate within production environments while developing the confidence to plan and execute their own editorial shoots with greater structure, intention, and portfolio-building purpose.
Led by stylist and costume designer Feven Tsegaye, this intensive blends creative direction, styling fundamentals, wardrobe sourcing, production awareness, and business foundations through guided instruction, discussion, sample resources, and hands-on planning exercises. Participants will review practical materials including moodboard references, an editorial shoot checklist, a pull request email template, and basic invoice/agreement samples.
PROGRAM DETAILS
Date:
Saturday, May 23, 2026
Time:
12:00 PM – 6:30 PM
(30-minute lunch break included)
Location:
Toronto, Ontario
Full location details shared after enrollment.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
• The role of a fashion stylist and types of styling
• Editorial vs commercial styling approaches
• Styling foundations, fit, silhouette, and visual direction
• Moodboard creation and concept development
• Creative direction and visual storytelling
• Photoshoot production fundamentals
• On-set etiquette and production workflow
• Building and managing a reliable creative team
• Wardrobe sourcing and pulling strategies
• Pulling from local Toronto designers and boutiques
• Buy-and-return strategy and garment responsibility
• Client handling and professional communication
• Basic invoice, agreement, and pricing awareness
• How to plan creative work with portfolio-building intention
RESOURCE MATERIALS INCLUDED
• Pull Request Email Template
• Moodboard References
• Editorial Shoot Checklist
• Basic Invoice & Agreement Samples
WHAT YOU’LL DO
Throughout the intensive, participants will develop an editorial concept while learning how to structure, plan, and approach a professional fashion shoot from a stylist’s perspective.
Students will explore:
• Concept building
• Editorial references
• Team planning
• Wardrobe sourcing direction
• Styling workflow
• Shoot organization
This intensive is designed to help emerging creatives better understand both the creative and professional realities of fashion styling.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
Feven Tsegaye is a Toronto-based fashion stylist, costume designer and costume department professional working across editorial, film, commercial, music, and red carpet styling. Her work focuses on building intentional looks rooted in story, character, and execution. Through Creative Trades Academy, she teaches emerging creatives how styling operates beyond aesthetics — from concept development and sourcing to production awareness and professional workflow.
Fashion styling work across artists, actors, models, editorial, music videos, album and single cover art, red carpet, and commercial productions
Styling credits connected to SHEIN, Töme, Roy Woods, Araya Mengesha, Dani Doucette, Johnny Drille, and more
Costume department experience across film and television productions including Reacher, Interview with the Vampire, Tell Me Lies, Boston Blue, and additional productions
Fashion show mentorship and backstage styling experience including Fashion Art Toronto productions
WHO THIS IS FOR
• Aspiring fashion stylists
• Models & creatives interested in production
• Photographers wanting stronger styling direction
• Emerging creative directors
• Anyone looking to better understand editorial workflow and visual storytelling
WHAT YOU’LL WALK AWAY WITH
• A stronger understanding of styling workflow
• Foundational knowledge of editorial production
• Increased confidence in developing creative projects to build portfolio
• Professional insight into the styling industry
• Resource materials to support future shoots
• A Creative Trades Academy Certificate of Participation
ABOUT CREATIVE TRADES ACADEMY
Creative Trades Academy is a private, industry-led creative education provider offering hands-on learning experiences for emerging creatives.
CTA operates as a non-vocational educational provider.
PAYMENT OPTIONS
Secure checkout is available by credit or debit card.
Prefer e-transfer? Send payment to:
admissions@creativetradesacademy.com
Full details will be provided upon enrollment.
1-Day Fashion Styling Intensive
Founding Cohort Enrollment Now Open
A 1-day editorial styling and creative direction intensive designed for emerging creatives ready to understand how fashion styling operates within real-world productions.
This immersive experience introduces the creative, strategic, and professional foundations behind editorial styling — from concept development and visual storytelling to wardrobe sourcing, shoot planning, and on-set workflow.
Participants will gain insight into how stylists collaborate within production environments while developing the confidence to plan and execute their own editorial shoots with greater structure, intention, and portfolio-building purpose.
Led by stylist and costume designer Feven Tsegaye, this intensive blends creative direction, styling fundamentals, wardrobe sourcing, production awareness, and business foundations through guided instruction, discussion, sample resources, and hands-on planning exercises. Participants will review practical materials including moodboard references, an editorial shoot checklist, a pull request email template, and basic invoice/agreement samples.
PROGRAM DETAILS
Date:
Saturday, May 23, 2026
Time:
12:00 PM – 6:30 PM
(30-minute lunch break included)
Location:
Toronto, Ontario
Full location details shared after enrollment.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
• The role of a fashion stylist and types of styling
• Editorial vs commercial styling approaches
• Styling foundations, fit, silhouette, and visual direction
• Moodboard creation and concept development
• Creative direction and visual storytelling
• Photoshoot production fundamentals
• On-set etiquette and production workflow
• Building and managing a reliable creative team
• Wardrobe sourcing and pulling strategies
• Pulling from local Toronto designers and boutiques
• Buy-and-return strategy and garment responsibility
• Client handling and professional communication
• Basic invoice, agreement, and pricing awareness
• How to plan creative work with portfolio-building intention
RESOURCE MATERIALS INCLUDED
• Pull Request Email Template
• Moodboard References
• Editorial Shoot Checklist
• Basic Invoice & Agreement Samples
WHAT YOU’LL DO
Throughout the intensive, participants will develop an editorial concept while learning how to structure, plan, and approach a professional fashion shoot from a stylist’s perspective.
Students will explore:
• Concept building
• Editorial references
• Team planning
• Wardrobe sourcing direction
• Styling workflow
• Shoot organization
This intensive is designed to help emerging creatives better understand both the creative and professional realities of fashion styling.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
Feven Tsegaye is a Toronto-based fashion stylist, costume designer and costume department professional working across editorial, film, commercial, music, and red carpet styling. Her work focuses on building intentional looks rooted in story, character, and execution. Through Creative Trades Academy, she teaches emerging creatives how styling operates beyond aesthetics — from concept development and sourcing to production awareness and professional workflow.
Fashion styling work across artists, actors, models, editorial, music videos, album and single cover art, red carpet, and commercial productions
Styling credits connected to SHEIN, Töme, Roy Woods, Araya Mengesha, Dani Doucette, Johnny Drille, and more
Costume department experience across film and television productions including Reacher, Interview with the Vampire, Tell Me Lies, Boston Blue, and additional productions
Fashion show mentorship and backstage styling experience including Fashion Art Toronto productions
WHO THIS IS FOR
• Aspiring fashion stylists
• Models & creatives interested in production
• Photographers wanting stronger styling direction
• Emerging creative directors
• Anyone looking to better understand editorial workflow and visual storytelling
WHAT YOU’LL WALK AWAY WITH
• A stronger understanding of styling workflow
• Foundational knowledge of editorial production
• Increased confidence in developing creative projects to build portfolio
• Professional insight into the styling industry
• Resource materials to support future shoots
• A Creative Trades Academy Certificate of Participation
ABOUT CREATIVE TRADES ACADEMY
Creative Trades Academy is a private, industry-led creative education provider offering hands-on learning experiences for emerging creatives.
CTA operates as a non-vocational educational provider.
PAYMENT OPTIONS
Secure checkout is available by credit or debit card.
Prefer e-transfer? Send payment to:
admissions@creativetradesacademy.com
Full details will be provided upon enrollment.