Watch Design [Race Against time]
Watch Makeover
The industry partners of VTC have reached out to YC to invite some students to design a one-week image proposal for their clients. As one of the styling teams, students will design a 1-week proposal based on users' backgrounds and needs. Through the project, students show their professional knowledge and skills.
First, students conduct market research or surveys to gather information on clients' fashion tastes, lifestyle, and budget. Then they tailor made a proposal to clients' specific needs and preferences. They included a range of looks for different occasions (casual, formal, business attire). Makeup and hairstyle options were also suggested based on clients' skin tone, hair type, and personal style. Finally, a complete image solution that aligns with clients' preferences and needs was presented.
The industry partners of VTC have reached out to YC to invite some students to design a one-week image proposal for their clients. As one of the styling teams, students will design a 1-week proposal based on users' backgrounds and needs. Through the project, students show their professional knowledge and skills.
First, students conduct market research or surveys to gather information on clients' fashion tastes, lifestyle, and budget. Then they tailor made a proposal to clients' specific needs and preferences. They included a range of looks for different occasions (casual, formal, business attire). Makeup and hairstyle options were also suggested based on clients' skin tone, hair type, and personal style. Finally, a complete image solution that aligns with clients' preferences and needs was presented.
The industry partners of VTC have reached out to YC to invite some students to design a one-week image proposal for their clients. As one of the styling teams, students will design a 1-week proposal based on users' backgrounds and needs. Through the project, students show their professional knowledge and skills.
First, students conduct market research or surveys to gather information on clients' fashion tastes, lifestyle, and budget. Then they tailor made a proposal to clients' specific needs and preferences. They included a range of looks for different occasions (casual, formal, business attire). Makeup and hairstyle options were also suggested based on clients' skin tone, hair type, and personal style. Finally, a complete image solution that aligns with clients' preferences and needs was presented.
Hair Styling Collection (2023)
The Youth College collaborates with The Salvation Army to promote the concept of intergenerational inclusiveness in the community. Students utilize their knowledge of fashion design and beauty makeup to create stylish images for 15 seniors aged 45 to 85. The elderly are transformed into fashion models, strutting down the runway in specially designed eco-fashion outfits during the 85th Anniversary Celebration of the Central Market. They radiate energy and grace. The students from the Youth College become a bridge connecting the community and the elderly in this project.
DVE (fashion) students utilize unused fabrics collected from The Salvation Army and the fashion industry to upcycle and transform them into fashionable and modern Japanese-style denim jackets.
DVE (Beauty Care) students are responsible for designing hairstyles and makeup, working together to create unique looks for the senior models.
More about this project: https://www.vtc.edu.hk/tc/home/media-newsroom/vtc-digest/Youth-College-students-design-stylish-looks-for-the-silver-haired-to-hit-the-runway-at-Central-Market-promoting-inter-generation-integration_12-Sep-2023.html
The Youth College collaborates with The Salvation Army to promote an upcycling program for unused fabrics. Over 60 students from the Youth College's DVE (Fashion) utilize brand new unwanted clothing collected by The Salvation Army to showcase their creativity and craftsmanship by designing and sewing unique, fashionable, and environmentally friendly bags. This program not only promotes environmental sustainability and serves the community but also allows students to explore and pursue their personal interests while putting their learning into practice.
More about the project: https://yc.edu.hk/index.php/tc/news-events/press-news/20230413SA
Drones have been widely used for tunnel inspections. The teaching team conducted a demonstration of using drone for lift inspection and has been actively discussing the feasibility of using drones for elevator inspections with industry partners, including CAPAX, EMSD, OTG, and others.
Faced with the challenges of engaging students in traditional mathematics education, students recognized the potential of gamification and embarked on a unique collaborative project, aiming to learn mathematic concepts through printed card games and digital card game.
DVE (Electronic and Computer Engineering) students designed the digital card game and DVE (Design and Print Media) students designed the printed card game. The card games help players build problem-solving skills rather than memorization of Maths formulas.
