Hi!! I Need a Partner to Start a Fashion Design Business.?

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1. someone help with a fashion design!!!!!!!!! please?

Lord. Girl, you really need to pay more attention in school and less attention to how 'swagga'ish you look. Your grammar is TERRIBLE and hard to understand! I refuse to click on any of those preppy annoying stores. You need to be more individual; and no, I am not being mean. It's bare honesty.

2. How do I get started?

FIT is one of the best colleges for fashion design.. I would suggest doing your best in high school.. getting a drawing pad and some colored pencils. . and a mannequin. . Draw everyday for a while. . I would suggest at least an hour. . use your mannequin to make those sketches come to life.. Good luck!

3. Fashion design portfolio for uni interview?

Anything that shows your creativity is important for a design portfolio, be it for fashion, architecture etc. You've done product design? Great. Depending on how many projects you did for the a level choose the projects that you felt strongly about and that you can talk actively about. You need to give them an idea of the way you think so sketches and initial ideas are just as important as final visuals. If you actually made a prototype of your design, you should include some photos of it. Apart from you are coursework stuff and the fashion sketchbook you mentioned think about other things you've done that you could include. Are you into photography? if so you could include photos you've taken, like if you went to a fashion show and snapped a few shots of the stuff their cause you like those ideas, or even if it's just holiday snaps. Also try to include anything that shows your research/written ability, english essay you were proud of or research you did for your designs. Most important thing though is not just to throw everything into the portfolio. CHOOSE CAREFULLY> Remember that at an interview the uni guys will be seeing a lot of other people and a lot of other portfolios, meaning they can not spend hours looking over each one. In most uni interviews in design areas like fashion they will probably ask you to put your portfolio in one room and they will look through it on their own and then they will start the interview so you need to pick things that will stand out.

4. i want to study for fashion and design but i do not know which is the best country to study in? please assist?

If you are still interested in studying fashion, I know a great fashion school based in South Africa. They accept students from all over the world and have some great classes on offer and the campus is lovely. My friend has just returned after studying there for 3 years and she can not stop talking about how amazing the school is. She studied to be a fashion designer and came out with a degree in the relevant field. If you are still interested, take a look on their website

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move to america indiana i will help u i got 10k to give to u for a good loan we could be buisinesss partners?

6. What are some fashion design websites that are for free?

Polyvore! I use that all the time, just to get an idea of things. It's amazing, USE IT! :)

7. College choice for fashion design and merchandising???? Where should I go?

Parsons all the way! Even though I graduated from another renowned design college in NYC, I have friends who have studied there and are very happy they did. Even if you do decide to go back to LA, which is the best city ever! (went there recently), I think you will do very well since you will have a degree from such a prestigious school. NYC is very cut-throat especially in the design industry, so know what you are getting into.

8. What do you think of sewing?

I love to sew. Sewing led me to my career as a freelance designer. For me, working with the fabric, forming it to the body, turning something flat, motionless and two dimensional into something three dimensional that moves and flows with the body is part of the creative and most rewarding part of the design process. I've always enjoyed the construction aspect of fashion design more than the drawing and rendering. I've always thought that the sketch was the easy part that anyone could do. Turning the picture into something that can looks as good in reality is the tricky part. I've designed and made almost everything, from staff uniforms for a theme restaurant to couture level gowns. Fortunately, as television shows like Project Runway become more popular people are beginning to understand the incredibly diverse skill set sewing and designing requires. I've had friends and family ask me if I do what they see on PR and i say yes, but with better materials, bit more time, far superior sewing machines, and far fewer cranky judges. Couture sewing is totally worth the time, effort and the fact your fingers look like pin cushions. There are some things like beading and bead embroidery that look far better when worked by hand. And some gowns are more successful in execution when finishing is done by hand.