Referencing Images for Fashion/Textiles using Harvard

You will need to reference your image sources in your work in a list of figures in numerical order. Using the examples below, your list of image sources would look like this:

Figure 1. Valentino (2019) Paris Haute Couture Autumn/Winter 2019 women. WGSN [Online]. Available from: https://www-wgsn-com.%20/catwalk_gallery/#gender=2&season=0&city=0&show=55896. [Accessed 6th April 2019]

Figure 2. Zara (2019) Printed dress. Zara [Online]. Available from: https://www.zara.com/uk/en/printed-dress-p04886058.html?v1=14694309&v2=1143013 [Accessed 3rd July 2019]

Figure 3. Roach, M. (2003) Dr. Martens : the story of an icon [Photograph]. London: Anova Books, p.138

There are Harvard Referencing Guides available for you. 

In your text (citation): Fig. 1 Valentino (2019)

In your list of figures: Figure 1. Valentino (2019) Paris Haute Couture Autumn/Winter 2019 women. WGSN [Online]. Available from: https://www-wgsn-com. /catwalk_gallery/#gender=2&season=0&city=0&show=55896. [Accessed 6^th April 2019]

In your text (citation): Fig. 2 Zara (2019)

In your list of figures: Figure 2. Zara (2019) Printed dress. Zara [Online]. Available from: https://www.zara.com/uk/en/printed-dress-p04886058.html?v1=14694309&v2=1143013 [Accessed 3^rd July 2019]

In your text : Fig. 3 Dr. Martens cherry red boots[n.d.]

In your list of figures: Figure 3. Roach, M. (2003) Dr. Martens : the story of an icon. [Photograph]. London: Anova Books, p.138