How Do I Start a Fashion Design Business Without Going to College?

Tooling denim, as the name suggests, is specially designed for workers. It looks quite professional and formal. According to different positions and industries of workers, the fabrics of work clothes are also different. Here are some brief introductions.1 Tooling denim for professional clothing and uniforms:1. Anti wool: the cloth surface is clean, smooth and elastic, and the lines are straight and full. It is suitable for sewing suits, Zhongshan suits and women's tops.2. Wool polyester: lack of soft and moist feeling of pure wool fabric. The fabric is crisp and prominent, containing polyester fiber. The elasticity is better than pure wool fabric, but the handle is not as good as pure wool. When you grip the fabric tightly, it will become loose and almost free of wrinkles.3. Pure wool: the fabric is flat, bright color, soft and natural, with few defects. It feels very elastic and delicate. It can be quickly restored to the original state after opening, and the crease is not obvious.1. Chemical fiber: bright color, soft texture, good drapability, smooth and comfortable, firm and durable, easy to handle, anti wrinkle, no pilling, easy machine washing and no deformation.2. Wumei Satin: good drapability, soft and smooth, full hand feeling and moderate brightness. It is suitable for promotional clothing, Chinese and Western restaurants, bars, etc.3. Brocade weaving: bright colors, many patterns, high-grade clothes, easy to scrape silk, difficult to feel and high price. It is often used in the ingredients of hotel clothing style.4. Other fashionable fabrics: Gongsi brocade, tooling cloth, serge, washcloth, etc., which can be used for different tooling styles.1. Pure cotton: it has good moisture absorption, soft hand feel, sanitary and comfortable wearing, good dyeing performance, soft luster, natural and beautiful appearance, poor wrinkle resistance and large shrinkage. It is suitable for making high-grade shirts.2. TC: cotton content only accounts for 35% of the total content. There are many kinds of flowers, soft color and easy to care.3. CVC: Cotton accounts for more than 50% of the total output. The fabric has thick lines, good texture and comfortable wearing.4. Suro: high strength, good wear resistance, suitable for fashion clothing.5. Huayao: this kind of fabric is soft and has good drapability. It is mainly used for clothing.To sum up, the tooling denim and matching skills are introduced. I hope it can help you a lot.

Undoubtedly. CODE-VGU is one of the best private colleges for B.Des (Fashion & Textile Design). CODE gives you a positive growing environment to open-up your creativity & work boundlessly to make you a multi-faceted Designer. The faculties here are industrial experts from different genres like Garments, Textiles, Jewelry, Craft sector, Graphics, Painting, Sculpting, etc thus giving them exposure to almost all the fields of Design. In CODE, fashion & textile design students get opportunities to take up Government projects of Textile department all across the country as Textile Designers & participate as Backstage & model coordinators in Fashion Weeks like Delhi Couture Show, Kolkata Fashion Week, Mumbai Fashion Week, Kochi Fashion Week, Jaipur Couture Show, Jaipur Fashion Week & many more as Fashion Designers. Students get to visit Lakme Fashion Week, Lotus Fashion Week, etc every year to understand Fashion on more practical grounds along with International Trade Fairs like IHGF & HEPC events to understand Textiles on global level.Students get to visit Lakme Fashion Week, Lotus Fashion Week, etc every year to understand Fashion on more practical grounds along with International Trade Fairs like IHGF & HEPC events to understand Textiles on global level. Students are motivated & trained to participate in international Fashion & Textile competitions like The Arts of Fashion Foundation competition, San Francisco; World of Wearable Art, New Zealand; Bilbao International art & Fashion, Bilbao, etc or work with companies that design textile collections for International Trade Fairs like Ambiente, Hiem Textil, F-Tex, Domotex, etc .-Jaipur Couture Show (2020)Is Code-VGU a good college for fashion design? 1. I am 14 years old and I want to get into Fashion design when im older? lauren conrad.... if she is your 2nd cousin go ahead and ask her and not go onto yahoo answers. she will probably be better at giving advice. but look into FIT (fashion institute of technology) its in NYC (new york city, new york) just google search them. 2. My sister is going to college for fashion design, what useful art supplies I can give to her as college gifts? Probably a simple drawing pad/book and some coloured pencils 3. What's the best school for fashion design and such? Parsons is number one (Marc Jacobs.. Donna Karen) and FIT in Nyc is probably after... if not they tie. If you want fashion I suggest one of these two school, especially cause nyc is where you should be if you want to work for top designers like valentino and the internships here are amazing. Good luck! 4. The top fashion design and merchandising colleges? There are not any good colleges for "trend layout". all of them finally end up graduates who war many years at low pay, intense-stress, useless-end jobs interior the type market, in the previous giving up and getting a job at Taco Bell. save your self various of grief. positioned away your Barbie dolls and study some thing human being. 5. Where to Find Clothing and Accessories for Children with a Feeding Tube 15 Companies Providing Clothing and Accessories for Children with Feeding Tubes When your child needs a feeding tube, you have plenty of medical and logistical challenges to worry about. You should not have to worry about what your child can wear on top of it. Yet typical clothes for tots keep covered up the very places you need access too. Fortunately, there are companies online that have taken up the challenge of creating cute clothes that allow feeding-tube access - several founded by parents who could not find what they were looking for and so created it. Visit the sites listed here for this specialized apparel as well as kid-friendly g-tube accessories. About: Founded by a pediatric surgeon. "Julie constantly hears from parents how hard it is to comfortably dress their children, especially when their child is disabled, or when parents need to access diapers, feeding tubes, catheters, ostomies, or ports throughout the day. In an effort to expand her care for these families beyond the hospital, Julie decided to create a line of adaptive clothing and accessories directly inspired by her patients." Products include: short- and long-sleeve onesies, leggings, and G-tube pads for babies; short-, long-, and no-sleeve onesies, baseball tees, leggings, and G-tube pads for kids About: "With an average of more than 10 years of experience per employee, Benik's creative, knowledgeable and qualified staff provides our customers with an invaluable resource to meet their patients' needs and make concepts a reality. Our close work with equally creative medical professionals results in the creation of unique, problem-solving products; many designed on a one-time basis for a single patient." About: Founded by a foster parent for medically fragile infants. "One of our babies was old enough to pull out his tubing. The baby's discomfort along with tubing reinsertion several times a day were frustrating. It prompted me to look for clothing options that would assist me with daily living, but I found none. With experience in fashion design, I started creating outfits that safely and securely stored medical devices and tubing. Working with doctors, nurses, therapists and parents, the designs were refined. Our flagship garment, the Bundie, was born. This new outfit gave me the peace of mind I was looking for while providing quality care for the babies." About: "I am a stay at home mom who LOVES to sew. I like making kids smile and creating new, fun, creative ways to make not such fun things (like feeding tubes) fun and playful." About: Founded by a nurse and mom of a child with special needs. "My constant anxiety about my son being inappropriately undressed and concern for the medical ramifications of being without a feeding tube for too long - or if I would even be able to find it once he pulled it out, prompted me to design a garment just for him. When it worked for him (and me), I knew other families who were struggling the way I was would benefit too." About: "We strive to provide a fun and safe alternative to traditional retention tape and dressings. Feeding Friends are offered in many US pediatric hospitals, ask your local hospital if Feeding Friends are available to you." About: Company founded by a pediatric occupational therapist. "KozieClothes is committed to serving the unique need for stylish, fun, high qualityand therapeutic clothing and products for the Pediatric Special Needs community. ... The technology and therapeutic principals incorporated into each design, provides proprioceptive and tactile sensory input, comforting children with highly sensitive nervous systems. In addition, Kozie Clothes has developed product solutions designed for newborns and preemies and children undergoing serious medical attention, providing easier ways for guardians and medical staff to care for them." About: "Each shirt mimics are gular' clothing, but allows for key access points in order to safely and efficiently administer treatments. The line is endorsed by healthcare professionals at some of our country's leading medical facilities. Children living with chronic illness are some of the bravest people we know. We are on a mission to make their lives - and the lives of those who love and care for them - a little bit easier." About: "Queenie, Godfrey and Co. is the brainchild of Jane Botham. Having been invited to join the charity Cure Rett as a professional advisor, it became apparent that there wahigh-quality clothing specifically designed for feeding tube users, wheelchair users, back brace and splint wearers. It has taken many months, lots of prototypes and lots of testing by dedicated mums and children, to come up with suitable designs. The result is this website and the clothes on it. I hope you will join us for the journey." About: Started by the mother of a child born with a heart disorder that required open heart surgery. "Of the many disabilities Josh now faces, one is that he can no longer feed by mouth. This presents enormous challenges. One of the trivialities of this disability is his limited clothing options. I was determined that my disabled son would be dressed just as beautifully as his siblings." About: Taylor Byrom, a graduate from Kwantlen Polytechnic University Fashion Design and Technology degree program uses her personal experiences to fuel her passion to make things right. "I do not believe that anyone who struggles with healthcare needs should have to worry about their clothes and when we are talking about kids - they need to stand out for their personality and not their illness." About: "Tubie Whoobies was created by Dave and Tiffany Brors in 2011 as a small business that was focused on making the lives of children with feeding tubes just a little bit better. Their daughter Genevieve had a feeding tube due to complications I can not even begin to explain or fathom. Genevieve's amazing story can be found at No Guts All Glory. Tiffany started making fleece pads for Genevieve's feeding tube and it flourished from there." The business has since been taken over by Ken and Ramona Ackerman. Products: Fleece pads in a variety of shapes and designs About: Founded by the parent of a baby with a g-tube. "I wanted my baby to be dressed nicely. I did not want him to wear cut up clothing. Besides how could I cut holes in clothes I had just paid for? Knowing I was not the only parent faced with this dilemma, I was determined to find a better way. There had to be a solution for this clothing issue. We knew we needed a fast, cute, and more affordable solution than a new wardrobe. And so Tummy Tunnels was born." Products: Cute patches with a hole in the middle where you can cut through clothing to allow g-tube to go through. About: "Wonsie specialises in bodysuits for toddlers, older children, teenagers and small to medium adults. The sizes of our Wonsies start where most brands finish. ... Designed an developed by us, our Tummy Access Wonsie, are perfect for anyone who is tube fed, use a catheter or has medication administered via the abdominal region. They feature a soft and discreet opening which can be opened or closed." Products include: "tummy access" bodysuits - with long, short or no sleeves - in sizes 2 to 14. About: Founded to honor the wish of a boy fighting cancer to "wear his own pajamas during hospital stays. With the placement of a feeding tube, PICC Line and Hickman Catheter, bulky pajamas became very cumbersome. One evening Isaiah told his mom, 'I do not feel normal anymore.' Heart-broken, Christine lay awake that night brainstorming ways to help him feel more normal with all his new tubies. The idea to make adaptable pajamas came to mind and the following week Christine made her first prototype. Isaiah loved them! All his tubies finally had a spot! The jammies quickly took on Isaiah's nickname, Zaya (zay-yah) since they were made especially for him." About: Being brought up in a family that values quality handmade items, it was only natural that Christina Workman and her siblings would learn the different skills they admired so much. Sewing, crocheting, knitting, photography, woodwork, design. . . and so much more! This Etsy Shop was opened for the purpose of raising medical funds for Christina's sisters who have a rare mast cell disease. Every penny of profit from Etsy sales goes toward their medical treatment. You may also be interested in: 7 Online Resources for Parents of Children Who Need a Feeding Tube

It depends where you are and what you want to study! ^_^ If you are in the US then FIT is pretty well renowned, I've heard a lot of good designers come from there and they offer very good courses. General fashion design can be found in most colleges and universities, but if you want to be more specialised then you will have to find an art, graphic, or fashion institute. I prefer freelance designing, as it offers more of imagination as you are not influenced by other students and the tutors. The best way to go about it is to get in to some of the smaller fashion houses, and fashion shows, to showcase your work (in this way, it really helps to be able to sew your own garments as well as design them). You will find people welcome new designers! You can also enter the multitudes of competitions. Creating fashion books (like portfolio photobooks) around one model is also a good way to get your work out there. You can also 'sponsor' pageants and shows by providing a designing service for the finalists dresses/outfits, and this will showcase your work. The main thing is getting your work out there, not building on what you already have. If you are a designer that has come from a school, some believe that originality is lost. If you want to talk further, I can give you some advice etc . Good luck!!1. what shall i do in college?Fashion design & Photography2. Do you think I have a future in fashion design?Some of the stuff is cute, but some are ugly. My fave is the black and white3. F.I.T. applying: fashion design portfolio?By all means look at the FIT prompts. The fashion schools tend to be a bit stringent on people following directions [that is the essential minimum], although they applaud going beyond in concepts and designs. Also, be able to articulate what you are trying to show or demonstrate for each item in your portfolio. An example would be: "I am designing sports wear for for petite women: Functional but also stylish"4. Could you please correct my mistakes?I have always been interested in the fashion and the way it affects our lives. [When t]hinking about my future career[,] I see myself in a position of fashion design and hav[ing] my own fashion line. In the future I [would like] to open [the] first fashion house in (my country) and develop fashion world in my country. Further[more], I want to enter in Asian market. Designing new clothes, accessories, [and] bags is something that really excites me. [Ever since] my childhood I was really interested in art [and] fashion design. I think it's because I grew up in family of artists[--m]y grandfather is an artist and my father is a fashion designer. I attended (school) open days 2 times and met with its stuffs. After that I was fully sure I need to apply to (school). Studying at (school) is a perfect choice for me both academically and experientally. As the university is well known for its fashion design courses[,] I expect to be able to start a successful career after I graduate. [Moreover,] I have a skill for drawing and taking photography. Also I have an interest [i]n other fields of design[ s]uch as graphic and interior design. I have [a] passion for travel and [for] understanding different cultures[, s]o the opportunity to meet students from all over the world who are interested in fashion and study fashion design in capital of fashion are the things I put upon much value. I hope that the diversity and academic excellence of that course will bring out the best in me. I believe that I am [a] suitable person to study fashion design at your school. I like to design new clothes, bring new ideas and design extraordinary things. I know the value of teamwork and hard work are corner stones of success in fashion industry[,] so now I am taking a teamwork course and drawing lessons. Success is something that makes my world turn around. Thank you very much for considering my request. I am looking forward to [having] the opportunity to study at your school and to make a great contribution to your community.

I was a fashion design deserter. I studied fashion design for three years in college, but I've never liked sewing so I ran away from it. Later on, I changed my field to digital design, and I've been enjoying it. I enjoy how digital tools and software empower me to make my imagination real. At the time, I've always been thinking what if there's a robot that can help creating things based on my design on computer? Can my design become tangible?My dream has come true. There's now a 3D printer! One thing I learned in fashion design is to streamline the manufacturing process. The industry relies on mass production to reduce the cost, which means an unique or customized design would cost more. Though mass production is commonly considered to reduce cost, I think the market forecasting is often too high and it actually creates waste. The waste is not only including the material of the products that wo not be sold, but also the energy and logistics. However, in terms of cost, each 3D printed product is at the same cost even if it's designed differently. We are now in the era of decentralization. Our information is decentralized because of the internet, and our currency has started to be decentralized because of a guy called Satoshi Nakamoto. I hope in the near future, our products will also be decentralized and no longer need to be made in a factory. That way, we can be free from limits by production restrictions, and start to design even more wildlyWhich is the best diploma course in fashion designing at Chennai?INIFD,With it's curriculum designed in London,online lectures from the world's best faculties,Tie up with London fashion week,NEW York fashion week & Lakme fashion week, The biggest teaching network in the world,You just can not go wrongWhich is the best fashion designing institute in Pimpri?How your Career envolves in the field of fashion designing the design specific part of the training you train we create some work experience in Fashion designing career and reputation for you career so much for this department to help you during this time in Fashion designing industry you can design your dress for your cousin's wedding or any Birthday Party as a Fashion designing career startup. It's Not like the other career in this field it is very much creative thinking and creativity Imagination and self-thinking ability. If you have such Talent, you can easily succeed in this fashion designer. You have to be able to adapt from time to time. There are some difficulties in this field, but it will make life easier for you. And If you will interest as a Fashion designing career Follow these steps mentioned belowthinking and reasoning designing skillscreative thinkingimagination to designing skillsthe ability to use your fashion designer initiativeGood verbal communication skillsambition and a desire to succeed in the fashion industryWith the role of senior designers, it is possible for head designers to advance to multi-year design or creative director positions the overall design and range of results at any left in this sector will be your substantial liabilityWhich is the best fashion designing institute in Pimpri?.What are all of the supplies for Fashion Designing?Hey, im 15 and also interested in fashion designing. I used to sketch and draw . The sketchbook i used was really long and it said for "drawing" , i got pencils and colored pencils. I got it all at Michaels. Now im in high school i take fashion class and learned how to use the sewing machine and all the supplies. Maybe you should take a class in high school and then get the sewingn supplies. But, for now i think you should stick to drawing and getting ideas for inspiration and such. hope this helped :)What is the scope of fashion designing?it's hard to tell. not too much like Lady gaga(she is beautiful but her style is too much for me) clothes color match is important. it's needed to look cozy and nice at first glance.What is the fees structure of fashion designing colleges?It depends on every college. Studying fashion designing is not at all cheap it's very expensive. Government colleges have comparatively less fees. Less as in 2-3 lakh per year tuition fees. If you go to private colleges mit symbiosis and uid have around 4-6 lakhs per year tuition fees and pearl and isdi has 8 lakhs

you could maybe do paper mache bracelets using recycled newspapers, that might be cool or hair clips with soda cans cut into designs?1. For Fashion Design, how important is Life Drawing?I think you should rethink your career choice. You will be asked to dress the naked body. How can you even begin to think you can design for it if you hate it and are ashamed of it? Fashion includes all types of clothing, including lingerie and swim suits . . . and partial nudity is likely to be part of the scene. I have no clue if you will be forced to take life drawing classes or not. But if you expect to be able to design clothing without knowing anatomy, without needing to be able to draw the human body . . . I am guessing your bad attitude is not going to take you very far in the field. I can not see you sitting through a fashion show without squirming every time a neckline plunges or a back is bared to the buttocks. I can not imagine what makes you want to design fashion with such a problem with nudity and the human body.2. summer intensive around the world camps for fashion design?properly i ultimately reached point 5. Soooo it is going to take years for me to get to the subsequent point. i think i could commence this summer season yet notwithstanding there is college, activity, and a boyfriend.....ugh it sucks having a existence while Y! solutions is around.3. i need a laptop for college im majoring in Fashion design and i need a laptop i can work with. which is best?May I suggest a Dell Inspiron 1420, which is a great laptop for multimedia, such as pictures of clothes or designing programs. It's also excellent for connecting with other people, and trust me, it's a lot better than crappy Macbooks, and it's cheaper too. Sorry apple, but you should quit trying to look "cool" and start making products that are not just for Novice computer users. Sorry about that, anyway, have fun, this is a great laptop, and I hope you get it4. How can I start a clothing line without getting a degree in fashion design first?Starting your own clothing line really just requires one thing: money. If you have some to invest yourself, go for it. If not, it is very difficult to get anyone to back you without a background in design or prior experience.5. What's a good gift for a friend who enjoys fashion design?bye him a cool sketch book!6. What is the best Fashion Design School?FIT and Parsons school of design are both great schools in new york city7. What are your thoughts on fashion design for menopause clothing?I am not familiar with this type of clothing either. In addition to hot flashes I have thyroid disease, so I am just as cold sometimes as I am hot other times. I wear a lot of cotton and I've learned to layer my clothes, so I can put on and take off as needed. I carry a bottle of cold water with me and deep breathing and exercise help too8. My wife wants to learn the tailoring/sewing basics. What are any good places near Kalyan Nagar/Banaswadi?You can get info from the following places1. Local tailor/ boutique shops : Just inquire if there is any one nearby who gives training. I got one good trainer for my wife using this method, however you need to ask at least 5-6 shops before you finalize one. 2. Matching center shops : Training centers usually puts their ads there. Mostly by new trainers/ from apartments/ Fashion design graduates.3. Usha Silai School : They are good and award certificate also after course complition. Disadvantages : may not be near to your home, fees are a bit higher.4. Online : Lots of good resources can be found on youtube/ other sites.P.S : We design kids frocks under the brand 'Anjura Fashions' and can be found on AnjuRa Fashions My wife wants to learn the tailoring/sewing basics. What are any good places near Kalyan Nagar/Banaswadi?9. i want to major in fashion design but...?Your idea of "fashion" sounds terrible. Seriously, give it up

There are fields in art that are in high demand with employers. For example, video game design, broadcast and motion graphics (that's doing titles for film and tv), and other forms of digital media. But even the "fine" arts have demand - you can become a scenic painter for theater, or design textiles for industry, or become a graphic designer or illustrator... there are ways to make money in art. If you study something that's got some demand, go to a good art program, do an internship, and come out with a strong portfolio, you can do just fine. And if you want to hedge your bets, do not go to a pure art school. Instead, go to a good university that has a strong art program. In that way, if you change your mind about pursuing art, you can make a change to something else. In addition, if you really wanted to study an art field that is related to business (graphic design, fashion design, etc.), if you go to one of the top colleges in that field, you should do well. RISD, for example, for graphic design. FIT for fashion design. Pratt for interior design. Etc. If you are thinking about majoring in art, I will give a list of the best art programs in NY, both in pure art schools and at broad universities, and perhaps that will help you begin thinking about what you want to do: - Pratt - Parsons - School of Visual Arts - Syracuse U - SUNY Purchase - Fashion Institute of Technology - Rensselaer Polytechnic (for digital media) - SUNY Alfred (NY State College of Ceramics) (for ceramics and glass) - Rochester Institute of Technology - Bard College - Rutgers New Brunswick (yes, I know it's in NJ, but it's close) - Cornell - NYU1. I want to ask about fashion designing.?In FIDM site says: The curriculum stimulates creative expression in all aspects of fashion design, including fashion sketching, creative design, computer applications, draping, and pattern drafting. Students will understand the importance of communication and critical reasoning and the effect they have on this diversified and global industry. The program is structured to challenge and inspire students by incorporating artistic, technical, and theoretical elements into a realistic approach to the fashion design industry. Go to FIDM site and you will get more information.2. Im ten and I love fashion designing. I want to make my cloths to wear.. but how?I was exactly like how you were 7 years ago. Well I loved making clothes too and how I started was I just sketched. I bought a sketch book and pencils and just let my ideas flow onto the paper. When I was 13 my parents signed me up for sewing classes at a local sewing/craft store. There I was able to work on sewing machines for free and learn tons of skills. Then during my past 2 years at high school I took design classes at my school that they offered and even started my own club for designers. This past birthday I finally got my own sewing machine and I am planning on taking Saturday classes next year at the local community college for fashion design. I am not planning on becoming a famous designer it is more of a hobby, but if you have the drive to do it you can! I do not really think you can make clothes without taking classes first so I would suggest looking that up. Good luck! :)3. Im very talented at designing But NO one will give me a chance =(?The same way I became a graphic designer. I worked 5 jobs to pay my way through college. I did not take any handouts or scholarships. I humbled myself and worked jobs that I thought were below me. I do not doubt your talent. But it takes more than talent to be successful. It takes gumption and character. There is nothing wrong with being confident but do not let your ego get the best of you. Obviously you have a passion for fashion design and have shown that you have enthusiasm for it. For something you love so much, leave nothing to chance. Be bold take initiative. If you cannot find a scholarship to go to college, then find another way to pay for it. You can not wait for success to find you. Yes to achieve this goal of yours will be hard but if you really want to peruse this you will have to be determined. You may have to face obstacles and discouragement, like when your teachers threw away all your work. Persevere - To persist in or remain constant to a purpose, idea, or task in the face of obstacles or discouragement.

i want to see pictures of your ideas. can you email me?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 website5. 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.

In Europe, you might just start as an apprentice somewhere, if you have some general talent. That is still the method in many areas. You should also learn French and Italian if you plan to stay in Europe--they are the most important markets. Do you have fashion design software? Get some and build a portfolio.1. Top 10 Brands for Best Kids Wear and Clothing in IndiaChoosing clothes for your kids can be a fun yet tricky business. You want your baby to look cute and snappy like you and hence choosing the right kids wear for them is very important. But unlike us, our kids pay heed to comfort rather than fashion. So, it is your responsibility to buy them something comfortable and yet in vogue. You do not want your kids to look back at their childhood pictures and ask you "Why did you dress me like a cartoon?" (Like our parents did with us. LOL!) Here is a list of top 10 brands available in India with cool clothing line. They them all for making your kids wear purchases. This is one of the oldest and best Indian brand for kids wear. It has outlets all over the country. Not only it bestows you with clothing options for your kids but also various accessories and footwear. It has won many awards by 'Pantaloons Fashion and Retail Ltd.' Available on Amazon, Firstcry, Myntra, Flipkart. If you want the best quality for your kids this is your brand. This brand has options for newborn babies, infants, toddlers, and teenagers of up to 16 years. It has a sub-brand known as Cucufun which generally has a clothing line for your teenage kids. Available on Amazon, Firstcry, Flipkart. The splash of vibrant colors they put on little clothes will make you want to buy everything. It has clothing range from age of one to sixteen years. The brand will give you a plethora of options for your little ones. This brand confers fancy and latest designs. They use non-chemical and non-synthetic products. Hence, they are slightly expensive than other brands. But provides you with the best clothes touching your kids. Kids are inevitably attracted to cartoons. Want to see a joyous reaction on your kid's face? Buy them their favorite character's T-shirt and you will see a huge smile on their face. They sell T-shirts, shirts, jackets and bottoms, and backpacks. They sell these on their official websites. Now go grab your kids their favorite cartoon character's stuff. If you want to buy party wear clothes for your kids then this brand will make you go banana with its options. The trendy designs are famous for their partywear line. All eyes will be on your munchkin with their chic designs. Another popular Indian brand is inspired by the creativity of kids. The vibrant and lively colours and prints will make your kids look extra adorable. The brand is globally recognised. It does not have its official website but you can place an order through Myntra, Amazon or Firstcry. This is a designer brand by fashion designer Pratima Anand. They only have designs for girls. Be it formal, occasion or vintage they have options for every style. Make your little girls look like Princess with Pink Cow Fashions. The brand is started by two sisters Neelakshi and Oiendrila Ray. The captivating designs are not only fashionable but super comfortable as well. They use organic fabrics and natural dyes which will not harm your kids. This will keep your cutie comfy and on top of the fashion game. The brand belongs to Gauri and Nainika Karan who are fashion designers of India. Now you can buy designer apparels for your kids at a reasonable cost. Is not that amazing?2. If energy drinks had age restrictions?no, they would find something new to do it with energy drinks are only in for now but what is next when they go out of ''fashion''?3. What's the Difference Between a Fashion Blogger and an Influencer?Question-who has the final say about what is on-trend in fashion and what is not? Up until a few years ago, that decision came down to an exclusive club of print magazines and top-tier fashion editors. That is, until the mega-evolution of digital and social media, bloggers, influencers, and the accessibility of voicing your opinion about fashion (along with pretty much everything else). As some of you might remember, last September, a handful of Vogue editors shaded "bloggers" as being the "death of style" (yes, seriously) and questioned what bloggers even were. The aftermath threw most of the industry into a debate-were they talking about influencers, too? Wait, is there even a difference between a blogger and an influencer? The answer is yes, there is a difference between bloggers and influencers. Both parties have been deemed as non-credible media or industry sources at some point in time, bloggers hearing that they are not journalists or credible websites, and influencers being called posers or wannabe celebrities. While you might have preconceived notions of the blogger/influencer culture, we are going to break down the main differences between bloggers and influencers today and how they play into the current fashion and media industry. The first important thing to remember: While most bloggers are considered influencers due to their large following, a majority of influencers are not bloggers. When I started my fashion blog, Simply Audree Kate, in 2011, I only knew about two other blogs. The first was my friend's mom's "mommy blog" and the other was Man Repeller. I started my blog solely as a rsum builder-I had no fashion experience and no industry connections and was stuck in the middle of Arizona. I thought a blog would help fluff up my rsum and was an easy way to write about Fashion Week, showcase my sewing DIY projects, and lump all my fashion thoughts into one. I never started blogging to gain social popularity, free product, or money-it was purely a passion project. Less than two years after starting my blog, I saw that bloggers were dominating Pinterest feeds, getting paid to wear clothes, and slowly becoming their own brands and businesses. The easiest way to classify a blogger (let's add vloggers to this category, too) is by their websites. Blogs have always been utilized to share a personal point of view-expert or not-of a certain topic. When blogs grew in popularity nearly a decade ago, it was a huge turn for the industry because it made fashion more accessible. Fashion was no longer subjected to a handful of magazines' points of view. Style blogs widened the audience because each website had a specific point of view and unique taste, presenting their articles, photos, outfits in a different way. Now that blogging is mainstream and has grown exponentially more popular, bloggers have influence due to their large followings and circulation. A good rule of thumb to remember is that bloggers are typically known by their blog name, such as Style Bubble (Susie Lau), Gal Meets Glam (Julia Engel), Song of Style (Aimee Song), and Happily Grey (Mary Seng). Today, if you are in a room with 10 people, it's not unlikely there's at least one blogger present. Starting a blog is as easy as buying a $14 domain URL and hitting publish; but is it really that simple? Maybe I am biased since I run my own blog full-time, but I work harder managing every "department" of my blog business than I did when I worked in my 9-to-5 desk job. While blogs are a massive umbrella category, there are three general tiers of blogs: micro, macro, and mega. Microblogs typically have about 500 to 10,000 followers and have highly engaged audiences and a more intimate environment. Macro bloggers range from 10,000 to 1 million followers, probably have less engagement than a micro influencer but can reach a large audience and are well-known in the blogging community. Mega bloggers are basically your celebrity bloggers, like We Wore What, which has more than 1 million followers, huge campaigns, and possibly side businesses or projects. Macro and mega bloggers regularly produce editorial content on their websites, sometimes have an expertise in their niche, have curated a specific stylistic approach to their work, and are visible on typically one or more social platforms. Today, a majority of bloggers run their websites full-time, normally have a small team that works for them, and are getting paid big bucks to review, promote, and create content about products, services, and places. So, what about influencers? Basically, "influencer" is a new word for "It-Girl" or the original socialite. Think Paris Hilton, Lauren Conrad, Kim Kardashian, and others who gained popularity through their social status, previous reality show stints or by coincidence (looking at you, Vine stars). Influencers are always on the VIP list, invited to the coolest parties, and have large social followings. They do not have blogs (unless they started one after gaining influencer status) and are normally using one platform, usually Instagram, as their main social medium. They are trendsetters, their brand is their life and who they are, and now, they are being paid even more to do so. The inner circle of influencers includes DJs such as Hannah Bronfman and Harley Viera Newton, fashion industry creatives including Kate Foley and Caroline Vreeland (great-granddaughter to Diana Vreeland), Vine stars such as Cameron Dallas, or even "Bachelor" star Corinne Olympios. You've probably seen these or similar influencers act as brand ambassadors for companies by promoting their product on social media-anything from subscription services to beauty products, clothing, technology apps, or cars-you name it, they are probably promoting it. Influencers are mini niche market celebs. They themselves are still technically a brand, but instead of curating editorial content through a website, they promote their lifestyle on social media. For every rule, there are, of course, rule-breakers and exceptions. There are a handful of "OG" blogs that launched at the beginning of the digital shift, like Man Repeller, Into the Gloss, The Cut, and Fashionista-which are all now large media outlets. Some of these bloggers, like Chiara Ferragni of The Blonde Salad and Emily Weiss of Into the Gloss, have branched off their websites into other companies. Ferragni is a fashion designer and Weiss created Glossier, the mega-popular beauty brand. Even influencers have created their own businesses: Just look at Lauren Conrad and the Kardashian/Jenner group, for example. So, there you have it: The main difference between bloggers and influencers comes down to their business model. While bloggers curate stylistic editorial content through a personal point of view, influencers are promoting their lifestyle and how products fit into it. Both get paid to do so, and both have engaged, often large, social followings. One is not better than the other, they are just different. Regardless, one thing's for sure-both bloggers and influencers are widely considered to embody a new marketing model for our generation.

If you want to be a fashion design. You must work in the fashion industry. There is many fashion company. But not the department store, becuase you going to wrong direction. But i dont know if your age are acceptable or not. I am in fashion industry before so my advice, you can become customer service/assistant designer/spec writer/assistant production coordinator/assistant cost sheet/assistant QC. You must work in fashion industry because you need to learn many thing about the fashion. It take time. If you work long enough and know about the fashion, it is your time to become a designer. Good Luck1. is fashion design a visual art?I dont think so, it is a form of art, but not a visua; art2. fashion design, clothing manufacturing?idk, you might be right but, i think they may do more than that3. List of fashion design colleges?New York: parsons is very well known, fashion institute of technology, art institute of new york city New Jersey: berkeley college, very good for fashion marketing4. Can anybody suggest a good college to take fashion design?Hi! I read that you mentioned FIDM and that is an awesome school to attend for Fashion Design. I am a student here and let me tell you that the overall college and the faculty here are great! They have real life experiences in the field they are teaching, which means the students are getting first-hand experience and FIDM also has great connections with the fashion industry. This in return will help you get a jump-start on your dream career. Go to: www.fidm.edu and look into FIDM a little bit more. . . it may be just what you are looking for :)5. where would i go to interveiw someone about fashion design???maybe a botique or like bebe store or bcbg store6. Sewing Machine/Fashion Design Question(Read Details)?When you go to bue a sweing machine make shure it has an arm it sticks out an d you can sew things that are round. trust me I wish I had one on My sewing machine7. Where can I find a good fashion design software where I could download for free? :p?DIGITAL FASHION PRO! Hailed by fashion design experts as "...a real world manual to starting a fashion business for any apparel designer..." and "...absolutely inspiring..." this comprehensive, fashion industry step-by-step guide to achieving exactly what the title says - is stirring up some much needed energy in the world of fashion and the spirit of entrepreneurs everywhere. Armed with the incredible design software, Digital Fashion Pro, and a multitude of information, including manuals, textbooks, and reference guides - startingaclothingline.com is the ultimate resource to assist an individual and/or company with beginning or enhancing their business endeavor. From the time the concept pops into your head, startingaclothingline.com walks you through the detailed process entailed with actually getting your fashion designs into consumers' closets and retailers' shelves. Good luck with your venture ask more questions if you have any i have other really good resources that may be very very valuable to you in this industry. :o)8. Portfolio for fashion design college?They want a book of sketches, notes, idea development, (how sketches were briought to life) inspiration, (pictures, fabric swatches -scrapbook type pages in other words) and photographs of finished dresses, tops, skirt, and other garments made from the inspirations, swatches and sketches. They want pictures of actual clothes that you have made from your sketches, not just a bunch of drawings. Those are the three-d pieces in pictures that they require.9. What are the electronic gadgets required while studying fashion design in NIFT Mumbai?No electronic gadgets are required to study design . Use brain , your skills , your stationary , fabric etc10. where would you shop for fashion design supplies?MICHEALS! They have everything :) It's like a fashion dream come true11. What should I study, fashion design or industrial design?What do you want? You need to ask yourself where you want to be in 10years, then see if studying any of the two disciplines will help achieve this dream. You also need to research the two disciplines thoroughly12. Colleges that would allow me to major in fashion design and african history? (Can be located anywhere) HELP :(?List of 25 universities that have programs is design and African History #25. WELLESLEY COLLEGE: WELLESLEY, MASSACHUSETTS - Considered one of the top liberal arts colleges in the country throughout its rich history. #24. BRYN MAWR COLLEGE: BRYN MAWR, PENNSYLVANIA - A member of the tri-college consortium, Bryn Mawr is one of four schools originally founded by Quakers. #23. DAVIDSON COLLEGE: DAVIDSON, NORTH CAROLINA - Davidson College is loosely affiliated in a traditional capacity with the Presbyterian Church of the United States of America. #22. GRINNELL COLLEGE: GRINNELL, IOWA - Grinnell College is a small liberal arts college, with just over 1,500 students. #21. BOWDOIN COLLEGE: BRUNSWICK, MAINE - While the school's emphasis is primarily on undergraduate education, Bowdoin does entertain some post-doctoral students and visiting scholars. #20. SMITH COLLEGE: NORTHAMPTON, MASSACHUSETTS - This private liberal arts college is one of the few women's colleges left. The school is part of the Five College Consortium, which is a collection of colleges students of Smith may attend if they wish. In addition to Smith, these colleges include: Amherst College, The University of Massachusetts-Amherst, Hampshire College, and Mount Holyoke College. #19. OBERLIN COLLEGE: OBERLIN, OHIO - In the small town of Oberlin Ohio, Oberlin College has a rich history. #18. COLBY COLLEGE: WATERVILLE, MAINE - While Colby College offers only undergraduate programs, it has a strong track record regarding graduate school placement. #17. UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND: RICHMOND, VIRGINIA - Originally a Baptist school, the University of Richmond is now a non-sectarian liberal arts university. #16. MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE: MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT - Founded in 1800, It is one of the oldest liberal arts colleges in the United States. #15. POMONA COLLEGE: CLAREMONT, CALIFORNIA Pomona College is the oldest of the five liberal arts colleges in Claremont, and the founding member of Claremont Colleges, an organization whose purpose is to facilitate partnerships and events between the small concentration of colleges in the town. #14. WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY: MIDDLETOWN, CONNECTICUT While its primary focus at the undergraduate level is providing students a strong liberal arts education, what makes WU unique is that its graduate and Ph.D. programs emphasize science and mathematics. #13. MACALESTER COLLEGE: ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA Though the school boasts just around 2,000 undergraduate students, it has a large international population with 90 countries represented in its enrollment. #12. BATES COLLEGE: LEWISTON, MAINE - was one of the first colleges in the United States that was established as a co-educational school, admitting both women and men. #11. CARLETON COLLEGE: NORTHFIELD, MINNESOTA - is focused on providing the best available undergraduate education. #10. COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS: WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS - This Roman Catholic liberal arts university adheres to the Jesuit academic and spiritual tradition. #9. COLGATE UNIVERSITY: HAMILTON, NEW YORK - Founded by Baptists in the early 19th century, Colgate has gone through many transformations, but one thing that has not changed is the school's commitment to quality education. #8. AMHERST COLLEGE: AMHERST, MASSACHUSETTS - It was originally an attempt to relocate Williams College and nearly two hundred years later, Amherst and Williams College are ranked #1 and #2 among liberal arts colleges, which is indicative of their close ties, and the devotion of each to providing high quality education. _The school is exclusively undergraduate, making it a prime choice for students seeking a focused, attentive setting. Unlike larger research universities, the faculty is there exclusively to give undergraduate students their undivided attention. School Website U.S. News Top Liberal Arts College Ranking: #2 30 Year Average Net ROI: $1.02 Million #7. HAMILTON COLLEGE: CLINTON, NEW YORK The college was named by its founder, Samuel Kirkland, after Alexander Hamilton, the first Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, who also sat on the school's board. Long recognized for its distinguished academic tradition. #6. WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY: LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA - The second oldest school in Virginia and the ninth oldest in the United States, Washington and Lee University was founded by Presbyterian pioneers, and was supported in its early years by one of its namesakes, George Washington. #5. SWARTHMORE COLLEGE: SWARTHMORE, PENNSYLVANIA - #4. HAVERFORD COLLEGE: HAVERFORD, PENNSYLVANIA - Originally founded as a quaker school, Haverford College has no formal ties to any religion, though it is still greatly influenced by the spirit of the philosophy of its founders, particularly when it comes to education. #3. WILLIAMS COLLEGE: WILLIAMSTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS - is widely considered to be the best liberal arts college in the United States. #2. CLAREMONT MCKENNA COLLEGE: CLAREMONT, CALIFORNIA - One of five undergraduate liberal arts universities located in Claremont, California (along with two graduate universities) that make up the "Claremont Colleges." #1. HARVEY MUDD COLLEGE - It has the highest 30 year average net return on investment of any college in the United States according to payscale. Good luck.

By all means look at the FIT prompts. The fashion schools tend to be a bit stringent on people following directions [that is the essential minimum], although they applaud going beyond in concepts and designs. Also, be able to articulate what you are trying to show or demonstrate for each item in your portfolio. An example would be: "I am designing sports wear for for petite women: Functional but also stylish"1. Best school for Fashion Merchandising?The Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising or FIDM is a co-educational, specialized private college located in California dedicated to educating students for the Fashion, Entertainment, Interior Design, and Graphic Design industries. FIDM offers a 2-year associate of arts degree, advanced study programs, and a bachelor of science degree program in business management. FIDM has over 6,500 full-time students and 1000 staff and faculty members. FIDM has four campuses in Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, Orange County, California. It is accredited by The Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD). MAJORS Two Year Specialized Programs (A.A. Degree) Merchandise Marketing, Graphic Design, Merchandise Product Development, Beauty Industry Merchandising & Marketing, Apparel Manufacturing Management, Fashion Design, Visual Communication, Digital Media, Textile Design, Interior Design, Jewelry Design Four Year Bachelor of Science Program (B.S. Degree) Business Management One Year Advanced Study Programs (A.A. Degree) Interior Design, Theatre Costume Design, Film & Tv Costume Design, Fashion Design, Visual Communications, International Manufacturing & Product Development, Footwear Design2. Fashion design is useless.?I could not agree more. Cheers3. Fashion Design vs. Interior Design?What you will like do is important. It is not dependent with others. You can do anything according to your choice. no body can compel you to do anything breaking your taste, that may be interior or fashion designing. You should have your own choice4. Where can I download a free Fashion Design CAD program?Fashion Cad5. I am interested in fashion design, but need to know which CAD, computer aided design software is best for thisI would suggest you 3d Studio Max 8. Its great for fashion designing6. What are the best classes to take if i want to go to FIT for fashion design?art type classes for drawing or creating, computer classes since you mostly like will design some stuff on computers and definitely will be in design school. If you can get a graphic design class that would be ideal, but your in high school so you can just take computer classes, and download some design programs and play around with ideas things like that7. Which college should I consider for masters in textile/fashion design, taking placements after the course into consideration?For a masters in textiles, please consider doing it at NID.For a masters in fashion, there is no specific course pertaining to fashion studies, but you can go for a Masters in Design from NIFT.Now, if it hardly matters to you if it is Fashion or textiles, then you can pursue a better placement consideration, where chances are that if you pass out of NID, you might get a better pay package, going by the trend. Other things to consider are duration of course, ranking & cut offs8. colleges that offer fashion design and art as majors?There's FIT in NYC but jobs are extremely hard to get no matter how good you are. How about the business end of fashion? That might be something for you to think about. Accounting is a hot major now. It's what I would major in if I were going to college today. I was an English major, and I am trying to spare you the pain of having an unmarketable degree at the end of 4 years of hard work.9. where would i go to interveiw someone about fashion design???BANANA REPUBLIC?10. Whatu2019s considered bad fashion design in swimwear?I am not sure . Is this a trick question ? I do not consider any swimwear inappropriate. Unless the wearer is uncomfortable being seen in public. I have never even owned any swimwear. I always just wore my flowered girl panties and no top until I was 13 when my tits started growing. I had them come off plenty of times while swimming. And to me that was not even inappropriate. I have always been very comfortable being naked in front of strangers and I still am.