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Degrees and Programs in Fashion Design
American InterContinental University
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to learn more about all fashion design degrees and programs.
International Academy of Design & Technology
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Prepare for a creative career in design, technology or business at the International Academy of Design & Technology. Convenient campus locations across the United States.
to learn more about all fashion design degrees and programs.
The Art Institutes
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Develop your portfolio at The Art Institutes, and get a competitive advantage.
to learn more about all fashion design degrees and programs.
Gibbs College & Katharine Gibbs Schools
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to learn more about all fashion design degrees and programs.
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| ARTICLE: Fashion Design In-Depth |
Are you dreaming of apparel design ideas way before you see them in the stores? Are you captivated by fabrics and texture and in awe of the designers in magazines? A career in fashion design may be perfect for you. Fashion designers are the creative minds behind clothing lines and accessories, often supplying the latest trends to high-fashion retailers. Fashion design often begins with sketches and illustrations and then moves to pattern pieces and fabric decisions. Whether you are interested in apparel design and watching your styles hit the runway, or marketing and fashion merchandising, it is best to take your talents to design school.
Training and Experience Beyond bold creativity and a sense of color and style, employers seek graduates of a 2 to 4-year program, and sometimes prefer individuals who have a Master of Fine Arts. Because fashion design is a competitive field, it is important to establish your credentials and talent; this will help you move up in the field. An academic background in fashion design will also help you develop these essential fashion merchandising skills: - Knowledge of trends
- Reading sales data, understanding company goals
- Determining prices, product requirement
With artistic vision and passion for the quality of a well-worn piece, you can carve out a space in apparel design.
Sources: U.S. Department of Labor Designers Career Age: Fashion Designers
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