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Fashion Design

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About this major

Fashion Design focuses on the creative process of designing clothing and accessories. Students learn about textiles, pattern making, garment construction, and fashion illustration, preparing them for dynamic roles in the fashion industry.

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Curriculum snapshot

Introduction to Fashion Design

Covers the basics of fashion design, including the design process, sketching, and an overview of the fashion industry.

Textiles and Materials

Explores different fabrics and materials, teaching students how to select appropriate textiles for various designs.

Pattern Making

Focuses on the creation of patterns and their use in garment production, essential for any fashion designer.

Garment Construction

Teaches the technical skills needed to construct garments from patterns, emphasizing precision and craftsmanship.

Fashion Illustration

Develops skills in drawing and illustrating fashion designs, an important tool for communicating ideas.

Fashion Marketing and Merchandising

Covers the business side of fashion, including marketing strategies, branding, and retail merchandising.

Career outcomes

  • Fashion Designer
  • Textile Designer
  • Pattern Maker
  • Fashion Illustrator
  • Fashion Buyer
Intern$30k-$40k
New Grad$40k-$60k
Mid-Level$60k-$90k
Senior+$90k-$140k+

Pros

  • High creative fulfillment
  • Opportunities to work in diverse environments
  • Potential for global travel and exposure

Considerations

  • Highly competitive industry
  • Long and irregular working hours
  • Need for ongoing skill and trend updates

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Textile Design

Focuses on the design and creation of textile patterns and fabrics, closely related to fashion design.

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Graphic Design

Involves creating visual content, which can be applied to fashion through branding and fashion illustration.

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Fashion Merchandising

Centers on the business and marketing side of fashion, complementing the creative aspects of fashion design.

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Industrial Design

Focuses on the design of products, sharing skills in sketching and materials that overlap with fashion design.

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Interior Design

Involves designing interior spaces, sharing creative and spatial design skills relevant to fashion environments.

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