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2 Copyright This is copyright of ACTA S.A. and it is protected by the Greek and European legislation concerning copyright. Without the permission of the publisher, the creation of a copy is explicitly prohibited, either all or part of it. It can be available in its original form only for informational reasons. Statement of Responsibility With this document, ACTA S.A. states that conducts consecutive checks in order that this covers the most strict criteria of quality regarding the validity of the content, but ACTA S.A. is not responsible for the damage that may arise from the use of this, either all or part of it. Its content can be modified or deleted if this is necessary and without previous information. Syllabus Update Each syllabus is communicated to the website, the only that is recognized by ACTA S.A. as an info point of those who are interested. ACTA S.A. Thessaloniki: 1, Egnatias Str. P.O. Box: Tel.: Fax: info@acta.edu.gr Athens: 55, V. Sofias Str. P.O. Box: Tel.: athens@acta.edu.gr Page 2 of 11

Statement of Responsibility With this document, AC

3 Index Sections 1. INTRODUCTION... Σφάλµα! εν έχει οριστεί σελιδοδείκτης. 2. TERMINOLOGY (GREEK ENGLISH FRENCH) COLOR ANALYSIS UTILIZATION OF PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS AESTHETICS MAKE UP HAIR STYLING... Σφάλµα! εν έχει οριστεί σελιδοδείκτης. 6. FASHION CLOTHING JEWEL ACCESSORIES SHOES STYLE PHOTOGRAPHY TAKING POSES KINESIOLOGY WALKING RUNWAY BEHAVIOR ISSUES GROOMING FITNESS NUTRITION PSYCHOLOGY JOB SEARCH Page 3 of 11

εν έχει οριστεί σελιδοδείκτης. 6. FASHION... 6 7. CLOTHING... 7 8. JEWEL ACCESSORIES SHOES... 7 9. STYLE 8 10.

4 Start of Syllabus 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1. History of fashion model profession 1.2. Categories of fashion models 1.3. Mannequin for catwalk defile 1.4. Mannequin for ads photography media 1.5. Appearance specifications for each model 2. TERMINOLOGY (GREEK ENGLISH FRENCH) 1.1. Terminology of catwalk 1.2. Terminology of photography 1.3. Terminology of Style 1.4. Nomenclature of the type of clothing 1.5. Terminology of cosmetics and care products 3. COLOR ANALYSIS UTILIZATION OF PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS 1.1. Finding our color type 1.2. Finding our body type 1.3. Finding the color of skin hair eyes 1.4. The balance of levels and colors 1.5. Utilization of characteristics Problem solving 1.6. Tips for every type of people Page 4 of 11

Terminology of Style 1.4. Nomenclature of the type of clothing 1.5. Terminology of cosmetics and care products 3. COLOR ANALYSIS UTILIZATION OF PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS 1.1. Finding our color type 1.

5 4. AESTHETICS MAKE UP 4.1. Facial skin health Types of skin Cleaning Demaquillage Care products and how we use them correctly Problem solving 4.2. Body skin health Body health Care products and how we use them correctly Problem solving 4.3. Face beautification Basic principles of make up Face colors and types How to choose the correct make up according to the place time - case 4.4. Beautification Cosmetic Interventions Manicure - Pedicure Piercing (advantages and disadvantages) Minor interventions and plastic surgery 4.5. Specialized cosmetics Biological products Natural products Differences between specialized and conventional products 5. HAIR STYLING 5.1. Scalp and hair health Types of skin and hair Care and hygiene (shampoo dry use of products) 5.2. Hair Style Theory Facial Analysis Haircuts and hairdos based on face shape 5.3. Hair Style Practice Hairdo techniques and types Hair styling products and how we use them Page 5 of 11

4. Beautification Cosmetic Interventions 4.4.1. Manicure - Pedicure 4.4.2. Piercing (advantages and disadvantages) 4.4.3. Minor interventions and plastic surgery 4.5. Specialized cosmetics 4.5.1. Biological products 4.

6 Hairdressing tools and how we use them Practical tips for hair styling based on someone s type 5.4. Work conditions Keeping hair styling in extreme conditions Watching backstage video (backstage preparation) 6. FASHION 6.1. Introduction What is fashion History of fashion 6.2. Modern fashion New trends (style, fabrics, materials, colors, accessories) Fashion forecast international trends 6.3. Material study information Fashion show study (Paris, London, Milan, New York, Madrid) Famous models designers (in Greece and abroad) 7. CLOTHING 7.1. Introduction Color Theory (including the chapters color analysis and terminology) Basic knowledge of textile materials Nomenclature of fabrics (patterns) Fabric combination 7.2. Types of clothing Types and categories of woman clothing Types and categories of man clothing 7.3. Personal style Wardrobe Basic clothes in the wardrobe Utilization of wardrobe Tips 8. JEWELS ACCESSORIES SHOES 8.1. Jewel Page 6 of 11

2.2. Fashion forecast international trends 6.3. Material study information 6.3.1. Fashion show study (Paris, London, Milan, New York, Madrid) 6.3.2. Famous models designers (in Greece and abroad) 7.

7 Types of jewels Jewel styles Distinction between men s and women s jewels 8.2. Accessories Women s accessories Men s accessories 8.3. Shoes Types of women s shoes Types of men s shoes 9. STYLE 9.1. In general The uniqueness of style The key role of style Dress rules, styles and wrong choices 9.2. Holistic styles Creating a complete appearance (clothing jewel accessories shoes hairdo make up) Style according to the place, time and case Dress code (event, cocktail party, evening and formal appearances) 10. PHOTOGRAPHY TAKING POSES Photography in modeling Black and white photography Color photography Familiarity with the camera lens (Self-promotion, posing) Body posing (men and women) Our best side (profile, en face, hiding imperfections) Taking poses depending on the subject Face photography portrait Body parties photography Full body photography Acting Emotion management Facial expressions Expressing emotions with the body Adjustment to the cloth, half-naked and naked Page 7 of 11

2.2. Style according to the place, time and case 9.2.3. Dress code (event, cocktail party, evening and formal appearances) 10. PHOTOGRAPHY TAKING POSES 10.1. Photography in modeling 10.1.1. Black and white photography 10.

8 Adjustment to the conditions of photography and the subject Basic knowledge on the technique of taking photos Collaboration communication with the photographer Indoor photo shoot Outdoor photo shoot 11. KINESIOLOGY WALKING RUNWAY Catwalk History Walking styles established by famous models Walking styles established by famous designers International video data study Greek video data study Walking Walking basic techniques Techniques for women s walking Techniques for men s walking Hand, body and scalp movement Turns in international fashion shows (half complete turns) Poses Postures in Wardrobe Kinesiology Choreography and movement according to the stage, subject and music Underwear (sensual movement) Sportswear Casual Evening formal clothing Wedding Groom clothes Working in pairs or groups Catwalk direction playing the role Adaption to the conditions Common catwalk mistakes How to avoid these mistakes Problems and unforeseen situations during fashion shows How to deal with the problems Page 8 of 11

Walking styles established by famous designers 11.1.3. International video data study 11.1.4. Greek video data study 11.2. Walking 11.2.1. Walking basic techniques 11.2.2. Techniques for women s walking 11.

9 12. BEHAVIOR ISSUES GROOMING General behavior issues Handshake and self-introducing Behavior issues in relation to politicians and officials Behavior issues in relation to external collaborators (photographers, stylists, makeup artists, hairdressers etc.) Behavior issues in relation to collaborators Behavior issues in relation to the circumstance Public areas (cafés, clubs, restaurants, hotels) Formal dinner dinner (rules about dinnerware set and food) In formal events as guests In formal events as hosts 13. FITNESS NUTRITION Fitness (terminology) Basic principles of fitness Aerobic capacity Muscular strength Muscular endurance Lissomness Elasticity Sports activities in practice Selection of activity Group programs (Aerobic, Yoga and Pilates) Resistance training (weights) Power Plate Selecting sports equipment according to the activity Diet What is diet? Diet and Health Basic advice for healthy nutrition Food calorie table Vegetarianism Nutritional supplements Page 9 of 11

2.1. Public areas (cafés, clubs, restaurants, hotels) 12.2.2. Formal dinner dinner (rules about dinnerware set and food) 12.2.3. In formal events as guests 12.2.4. In formal events as hosts 13.

10 13.5. Personal calorie needs Average man / woman I estimate what I consume Balanced nutrition Nutrition for maintenance or weight loss 14. PSYCHOLOGY The basic principles of communication Personal development self-confidence Self-image Sexuality and professionalism Prohibited harmful substances Recognition of prohibited and harmful substances Avoidance of prohibited and harmful substances Non verbal communication Body language Facial expressions 15. JOB SEARCH Preparation (curriculum vitae, cards, portfolios, book) Professional ethics (rights and obligations) Job opportunities search Interview self-presentation Agencies Managers Participation in beauty contests Making a deal (terms, remuneration, preconditions, risks) through agency or directly Model s bag Page 10 of 11

6. Non verbal communication 14.6.1. Body language 14.6.2. Facial expressions 15. JOB SEARCH 15.1. Preparation (curriculum vitae, cards, portfolios, book) 15.2. Professional ethics (rights and obligations) 15.

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