21. Fashion Design Schools & Fashion Merchandising Directory Of Schools fashion designers usually specialize in a particular area of design, such as orhome appliances; clothing and textiles; floral arrangements http://www.directoryofschools.com/fashion-design-schools.htm

HOME CONTACT FEATURED DEGREES SCHOOL GUIDE ... RESOURCES Current Users Fashion Design Merchandising Interior Design ONLINE PROGRAMS Accounting Degree Appraisal License USPAP Art Schools Online Associate Degrees ... Web Development CAMPUS PROGRAMS Accounting Advertising Universities Auto Mechanic Aviation Mechanic ... Webmaster Certification Program Offerings: Online Degree in Fashion Design - Interior Design, Merchandising Degrees and Certificates Bachelor degrees in fashion design, apparel manufacturing, merchandise marketing, theatre costume design, costume design, rubber design, footwear design, shoe design as well as certificate programs in tv costume design, textile design, cosmetics, fragrance. Fashion Design - Interior Design Fashion Design Job Highlights Three out of 10 fashion designers are self-employed almost 5 times the proportion for all professional and related occupations. Creativity is crucial in all design occupations; most designers need a bachelor's degree, and candidates with a master's degree hold an advantage.

22. Fashion Design Courses - A Cut Above The Rest out its website at www.ucas.com The Author Colin Renfrew, Course Leader, BA (Hons)fashion with textiles, Ravensbourne College of design and Communication, UK. http://www.he.courses-careers.com/fashion.htm

Actuarial Anthropology Architecture Art and Design ... Teaching Fashion Design Courses A cut above the rest Studying fashion design is to enjoy an education and training that is demanding, challenging, and of the highest quality. British fashion education is regarded as the world's best in creativity, professionalism and diversity. Graduates are valued as innovators working towards the industry's future. Many graduates are offered positions with international designers and multi-national companies, in addition to the fortunate few who go on to become international names in their own right. This quality and reputation is the result of a strong emphasis on the development of the individual and an understanding of craft and business practice within the context of historical and contemporary culture. Students are presented with a dynamic mix of inspirations and considerations; never easy, but never dull. What are the usual routes to studying Fashion design?

23. LIVERPOOL SCHOOL OF ART & DESIGN Offers courses in fine art, art history, graphic arts, multimedia, architecture, interior design, fashion and textiles, product design and contexual studies. http://cwis.livjm.ac.uk/artschool/

Please enter the site which suits you. FLASH HTML Contact Information: 68 Hope Street, Liverpool, L1 9EB, United Kingdom Telephone: +44(0)151 231 5195 Facsimile: +44(0)151 231 5096 Emails Admissions: artadmissions@livjm.ac.uk Other Enquiries: Karen Davis

24. Fashion Designers and grading, garment construction, textiles and trimmings costume history, principlesof design and color; and students interested in fashion design should take http://www.calmis.cahwnet.gov/file/occguide/FASHION.HTM

California Employment Development Department Labor Market Information More Occupational Guides Employment Development Department Labor Market Information * * * This is NOT a job offer * * * The purpose of this occupational guide is to provide you with useful information to help you make career decisions. If you are searching for a job, please go to CalJOBS SM (for jobs in California) OR America's Job Bank (for jobs nationwide) FASHION DESIGNERS California Occupational Guide Number 185 Interest Area : Artistic WHAT DOES A FASHION DESIGNER DO? FASHION DESIGNERS create clothing and accessory designs. They may plan the production and marketing of their creations. Designers specialize in one type of garment or accessory such as men's or women's wear, children's garments, swimwear, lingerie, handbags, or shoes. Some high-fashion Designers are self-employed and design for individual clients. They make fashion news by establishing the silhouette, colors, and kinds of materials that will be worn each season. Other self-employed, high-fashion Designers cater to specialty stores or high-fashion department stores. They design original garments as well as follow the established fashion trends. Designers who work for apparel manufacturers do less original work; they adapt fashions set by other Designers for the mass market. ... www.caljobs.ca.gov or at America's Job Bank at www.ajb.dni.us

25. Cañada College Fashion Design Department 3.0. Fash 110, Principles of design, 3.0. Fash 113, textiles, 3.0.Fash 195, Portfolio Development, 0.5. Fash 164, fashion Illustration,3.0. http://canadacollege.net/fashion/certificate.html

Certificates Option A: Technical (Apparel Industry Oriented) This certificate is designed to prepare students with skills required for the rapidly changing apparel industry. Technology has been infused into the curriculum with computer-aided design. This training can lead to jobs as designers, assistant designers, pattern makers, production managers, graders and other related positions. Industry specialists act as special advisors to the department and the teaching faculty bring experience and specialized knowledge into the classroom. Core Courses Title Units Fash 123 Introduction to the Fashion Industry Fash 118 Beginning Flat Pattern Fash 115 Intermediate Clothing Construction Fash 110 Principles of Design Fash 113 Textiles Fash 195 Portfolio Development Fash 164 Fashion Illustration Fash 180 Computerized Pattern Design Fash 163 Manual Pattern Grading Fash 178 Computer Pattern Grading Fash 175 Advanced Illustration Electives: (Select six units) Fash 166 Fashion Entrepreneurship Fash 110 Beginning Clothing Construction Fash 111 Techniques of Fit Fash 165 Design Inspiration Fash 150 History of Fashion Coop 672 Cooperative Educucation Internship Certificate course work can be completed as a full-time student in two years. Courses can be taken on a full- or part-time basis during the day or in the evening.

26. Cañada College Fashion Design Department She teaches a wide range of courses in fashion design curriculum including textiles,History of Costume, Tailoring, Draping, Flat Pattern, Pattern Grading, and http://canadacollege.net/fashion/instructors.html

Ronda Chaney Coordinator of the Fashion Design Department Instructor BS Degree from University of Missouri MS Degree from San Francisco State University Make It Your Own and has written for various other publications such as Sewing Update Serger Update Sew News F.I.T. Review , and Singer Sewing Books . She has appeared on the nationally syndicated television program America Sews. Ronda is known throughout the United States as an inspiring lecturer and has most recently presented at the Annual Conference of the Professional Association of Custom Clothiers held in Portland, OR. Mary Lou Lange Instructor BA Degree from San Jose State University Creative Machine Newsletter in Menlo Park, CA. In addition, she has done freelance design and construction for a prominent custom interiors company on the Peninsula for over 20 years. Connie Ulasewicz Instructor MS Degree from University of Maryland BS Degree from Syracuse University . Connie is an instructor of Fashion Entrepreuneurship, Textiles and the Psychology of Clothing.

27. BKV > BKV > Studiekiezers > Opleidingen > Product Design > Textiles & Production moeten we je mededelen dat er voor de afstudeerrichting van je keus, BDes fashiondesign / fashion Promotion and Publicity / fashion textiles and Production http://fac-bkv.hku.nl/hku/show/id=50031

Opleidingen Product Design Wat leer je? Waarom deze opleiding? ... Meer informatie Wat leer je? Je leert artistiek te experimenteren in vakken als mode- en dessinontwerpen. Je doet onderzoek naar vorm, materiaal en kleur en naar de relaties hiertussen. Met vakken als Tekenen, Zeefdrukken, Computerontwerpen leer je ook vakgericht en praktisch te werken. Verder is toepasbaarheid van je ontwerpen een belangrijk aspect van de studie. Waarom deze opleiding? De individuele ontwikkeling van de student staat centraal. In het tweede en derde jaar heb je op school een eigen werkplek en word je persoonlijk begeleid door een mentor. Doordat de eerste twee studiejaren gezamenlijk zijn met de afstudeerrichtingen Fashion Design en kun je desgewenst makkelijk switchen. Beroepsperspectieven Na je studie kun je verschillende kanten op. Je kunt textiel- en dessinontwerper worden, freelance of in dienst bij een bedrijf. Ook kun je een eigen bedrijf starten of vrij werk ontwikkelen. Voor wie? Studieprogramma Deze vierjarige voltijdopleiding is Nederlandstalig. Het eerste en tweede jaar is gezamenlijk met BDes en BDes . In het eerste jaar volg je ook vakken samen met studenten van andere BDes-afstudeerrichtingen. Het grootste deel van je studie bestaat uit praktisch werken en vaardigheden ontwikkelen. Een kleiner deel uit theorie en stage. Theorievakken worden met een schriftelijk tentamen getoetst. Je beeldende werk wordt aan het einde van elk semester eerst door de afzonderlijke docenten beoordeeld in een gesprek en een verslag daarvan. Vervolgens beoordelen je docenten gezamenlijk de samenhang van je werk. Ook je studiehouding speelt een rol in je beoordeling.

28. Box Hill Institute - Courses - Diploma Of Textiles, Clothing & Footwear - Fashio Diploma of textiles, Clothing Footwear fashion design. Recognition. Diplomaof textiles Clothing and Footwear - fashion design is recognised nationally. http://www.bhtafe.edu.au/Courses/FITP5.htm

@import url(/resources/webStyle.css); Accessibility links Content Navigation Search Footer ... Expand Navigation Related Links Course Enquiries Campus Locations Other Websites VTAC Can't find what you're looking for? Home Courses ... Other Course Lists Course code: FITP5 Location: Ellingworth Campus Enquiries: Phone: +61 (0)3 Fax: +61 (0)3 Email: courseinfo@bhtafe.edu.au Centre: Media, Design and Arts Course Structure Unit Details Top What does this course involve? This course enables participants to build on skills attained through studying Certificate III and IV in Clothing Production. Participants will acquire advanced skills training for design and production based careers in the Fashion industry, as well as placing an emphasis on knowledge and skills required for self-employment. The practical areas covered are designing ranges of garments, developing professional design portfolios using Corel draw 10 – Garment Fragments, advanced pattern development with the introduction of the Gerber computer system, and producing exclusive made to measure special occasion wear. Knowledge on implementing employment practices and monitoring / controlling disbursements within a given budget for a business is also covered.

29. RYERSON UNIVERSITY: Fashion approximately 21 hours per week) Communication design, fashion, History of Art,Introduction to fashion, Marketing I II, textiles, Visual Communication http://www.ryerson.ca/programs/fashion.html

Ryerson Home Prospective Students Undergraduate Prospective Students ... Undergrad. Programs Fashion Admission Req. Receive Print Information Fashion. Bachelor of Design Options in: Fashion Communications and Fashion Design THE FIELD Whether in vogue or traditional, couture or ready-to-wear, local or international, the runway designs and promotional campaigns of the fashion industry are always at the forefront of worldwide media and public attention. Professionals in the fashion industry have an eye for design and style, or a talent for advertising and public relations, that sets apparel and accessory trends. THE PROGRAM THEORY With a curriculum that allows you to tailor-make your own course of study, the program offers two areas of specialization: Communications Design First-year studies in Communications include apparel courses, an overview of the fashion industry, and marketing. In year two, you study graphic design, fashion illustration, photography, writing, oral communication, and the history of design. In year three, studies include fashion promotion, marketing communications, and the history of costume. In year four, studies include research into international markets, new venture startup, broadcast journalism, and intensified marketing and promotion courses. Electives include packaging design, fashion journalism, copywriting, and fashion event planning. In Design , you learn to do more than just sew or sketch concepts. Beginning in first year, you develop skills in advanced pattern making, couture design, textile design, computer-aided design (CAD), visual communication, business management, and fashion in international markets. In year two, concentrated studies are introduced in apparel design, evening and bridal wear, CAD design, CAD pattern draping, accessory design, and textile development. In year three you study tailored apparel, menswear, and leather. In year four you refine your ability to create visual communications, learn about starting your own business ventures, and study materials management (including sourcing materials, ordering, and cost management), grading, and fashion in international markets. Electives include costuming for stage and television, fur, knitwear, corsetry, and millinery.

30. GI - Design And Fashion - External Links Kunsthochschule BerlinWeissensee Art College Berlin-Weissensee fashiondesign, textiles and surface design, set design / stage costumes. http://www.goethe.de/kug/kue/des/lks/enindex.htm

Contact About Us Presse Supporters ... Architecture Design and Fashion Film Photography Literature Painting, Sculpture and Graphic ... Theatre Design and Fashion News Topics Introduction Projects ... Print/ AV Links External Links Indexes Institutions and associations Competitions Design and Fashion Museums Design Training Centres Fashion Design Training Centres Magazines Events / Fairs Indexes DDV Deutscher Designer Verband e.V. German Design Association: design information, dates of exhibitions, events and competitions Design report Magazine for design and architecture, with data base search on design institutions, colleges, associations, museums, German and international magazines Design Zentrum Nordrhein Westfalen: red dot online One of the oldest and most highly reputed design institutions in Europe, comprehensive collection of addresses and links to design resources Designlinks.de Comprehensive link collection on design Fashion-Base.net Top Institutions and associations Design Zentrum Nordrhein Westfalen: red dot online One of the oldest and most highly reputed design institutions in Europe, comprehensive collection of addresses and links to design resources Deutscher Designertag Head association of German design associations Deutsches Mode-Institut e.V., M¼nchen

31. GI - Design And Fashion - Topics and textiles classes. There are also schools training master tailors, some ofwhich were set up at the end of the 19th century. The aim of fashion design http://www.goethe.de/kug/kue/des/thm/en50413.htm

Contact About Us Presse Supporters ... Theatre Design and Fashion News Topics Introduction Projects ... Links Fashion Design in Germany Job Profiles and Training Centres Especially in an age of communicative and visual media, a person’s image is very important. Designing fashion means recognising peoples’ different needs and demands and requires a high level of creativity. Fashion design operates at the interface between the (technical) environment and people, highlighting the link that exists between clothing and society. It is fashion design that turns garments into fashion articles, and shoes and bags into fashion accessories. It covers all areas of men’s and women’s fashions, from avant-garde to ready-made, as well as sportswear, corporate fashion, children’s fashions, traditional costumes, stage costumes and accessories. The job of the fashion designer The occupational field of fashion designers encompasses planning and designing clothing in the broadest sense. In Germany, most of their fields of work are in the creative sector of the clothing industry. They range from designing selected prototypes and presenting, designing and developing fashion collections to cooperating in product management. In Germany, more fashion designers work in the ready-made clothing sector than in other countries. There are few independent fashion designers. In general, the focus of fashion design in Germany tends to be on “wearable, functional” garments, rather than on the “progressive avant-garde” apparel created by London designers, for example.

32. Fashion Jobs Offers jobs in the apparel design, fashion, textiles and retail industries. http://www.appareljobboard.com/

APPAREL JOB BOARD Welcome to the Apparel Job Board A job board that specializes in matching job seekers with employers in the apparel industry. Our job postings are from companies that come from the retail, manufacturing and wholesale sectors of the apparel industry and our job seekers have experience and/or have studied in the apparel industry. Job seekers view the ads. Employers post your job openings. Please click on one of the links below. USA JOB SEEKERS CANADIAN JOB SEEKERS * View the ads USA EMPLOYERS CANADIAN EMPLOYERS * Post your job openings

33. Fashion Design Schools & Careers at most of our fashion design schools refines and focuses the student s individualcreative talent while teaching technical knowledge of design, textiles and http://www.art-schools-colleges.com/fashion-design-schools.html

Home // Fashion Design Schools Art Schools and Colleges Graphic Design Schools Fashion Design Schools Interior Design Schools ... Web Design Schools Directory of Fashion Design Schools Our directory will give you an overview of which fashion design schools are located near you, including fashion design schools that offer degrees and certificates that give the practical work experience and preparation needed to launch successful fashion design careers What to Expect at a Fashion Design School The curriculum at most of our fashion design schools refines and focuses the student's individual creative talent while teaching technical knowledge of design, textiles and merchandising. These top fashion design schools offer programs structured to provide you with a mastery of fashion industry standards through hands-on experience, while offering career counseling and opportunities for professional contacts to help you enter the exciting world of fashion. Our schools prepare students for exciting fashion design careers like the following: Designer and Assistant Designer, Fashion Stylist, Production, Patternmaker, Pattern Grader, Fabrications and Trim Buyer, as well as, Fashion Illustrator and Textile Artist.

34. Whitehouse Institute Of Design 2 year advanced diploma / fashion design and textiles. What is fashion design? advanceddiploma of fashion design and textiles NTIS No. 90913NSW. http://www.whitehouse-design.edu.au/2yr-fashion.html

overview fashion design and textiles interior design styling and design co-ordination promotional design ... application forms 2 year advanced diploma fashion design and textiles What is fashion design? The fashion industry pivots on the ever changing, high-energy profile and excitement of the international design world. The brightest and best fashion designers rise to become global brand names, media personalities, business leaders or, ultimately, celebrated creative icons symbolising the unique look, feel and attitudes of their era. Fashion designers influence and respond to social change by setting trends in visual culture and global commerce. Fashion design is about expressing a passion for line, shape, texture, colour, drape and fabric, underpinned with a sensitive and astute understanding of design history viewed through the lens of contemporary culture. Designing for fashion is about creating innovative and inspiring garments that enhance the body, personality and character of individuals. Fashion also expresses the identity of different generations, groups and market segments within the diverse and vibrant society of today. Fashion designers travel extensively building global product knowledge and seeking cultural stimulation, while adapting the latest and greatest into every signature range they design and produce. Fashion students enter a stimulating environment where creative subjects such as fashion design, fashion drawing, textile design and colour are balanced with a thorough knowledge of pattern making and garment construction and fashion-specific computer aided design.

35. Whitehouse Institute Of Design 2nd year progression. After completion of Certificate III qualification enables progressinto part time Certificate IV in fashion design textiles (see below). http://www.whitehouse-design.edu.au/cert-fashion.html

course requirements, fees and timetables application forms 2004/2005 accredited part time 2004 certificate III in fashion and textiles fundamentals NTIS No. 90911NSW includes embedded Training Package LMT30500 Certificate III in Clothing Production as additional credential on request Certificate III graduates may work under direction in an assisting operational capacity with foundation knowledge and skills relevant to technical operator, office, studio or workroom duties in fashion or textiles related jobs. accredited modules of study include: 3007 Introductory Design for Fashion 3008 Introduction to Figure Drawing for Fashion G3005 Textile Design Fundamentals 3009 Flat Pattern Fundamentals 3010 Garment Construction Fundamentals 3011 Trade Design 3012 Technical Drawing Fundamentals for Fashion G3001 Design Throughout History industry standards This program incorporates TCF training package units of competency: LMQAGN-01A Apply quality standards LMTPRCL-05BA Make marker 2 LMTPRCL-01DA Sew garments 4 LMTPRCL-04CA Lay-up work delivery The course is delivered part-time over 2 - 3 days per week, through practical

36. BharatTextile.com Library : Types Of Textiles Collection of articles on the different types of textile fabrics, their history and origin, cultural influences on design, and the meaning of colors. Also, a study of the evolution and changes in fashion. From BharatTextile.Com. http://www.bharattextile.com/library/005001.php

Welcome Guest. Please Register Login For users Jun 08, 2004 Home Directory Webmail Buy Sell New Products Articles Industry Newsroom ... My BharatTextile Attention: BharatTextile.com PAID membership fees have been increased to US$400 on May 5, 2004. If you registered before May 5, contact support for a special limited time membership offer! Hurry!! Textile Library Fabrics Textiles The different types of textiles: Cotton Wool Silk Nylon ... Polyester A textile is a cloth, which is either woven by hand or machine. "Textile" has traditionally meant, "a woven fabric". The term comes from the Latin word texere , meaning to weave Fibers are the raw materials for all fabrics. Some fibers occur in nature as fine strands that can be twisted into yarns. These natural fibers come from plants, animals, and minerals. For most of history, people had only natural fibers to use in making cloth. But modern science has learned how to produce fibers by chemical and technical means. Today, these manufactured fibers account for more than two-thirds of the fibers processed by U.S. textile mills. Plants provide more textile fibers than do animals or minerals. Cotton fibers produce soft, absorbent fabrics that are widely used for clothing, sheets, and towels. Fibers of the flax plant are made into linen. The strength and beauty of linen have made it a popular fabric for fine tablecloths, napkins, and handkerchiefs.

37. Fashion Design School - Free Directory Of Schools (Featuring Fashion Design Scho with different textiles and materials, and how to train your eye and mind to producea visually appealing product. In addition, fashion design schools will http://www.fashion-design-school-info.com/

Fashion Design Schools This site provides information on fashion design schools which can help you pursue a career in designing. Information is provided on each school, along with forms to request additional information. Fashion Designing Skills: Fashion designers must be skillful with textiles, fabrics, and ornamentation, and knowledgeable about trends in the fashion world. Other required skills include creativity, the ability to be artistic, a good eye for color, balance, and proportion, and the ability to manage detail. Designers also benefit from strong personal skills and an ability to understand what their client is looking for, to bring the client's concept to life. Fashion Design Courses: Courses train you to work with clients, to understand their needs and desires, and to create designs to match. courses also help you learn how to work with different patterns or to create your own, how to work with different textiles and materials, and how to train your eye and mind to produce a visually appealing product. In addition, fashion design schools will provide you with practical working experience that will enable you to build an initial portfolio that will be critical to your success in finding a job. Examples of fashion design courses include: illustration, apparel, accessories,illustration, model drawing, retailing, theatrical fashion, pattern making, fashion art and history, textiles, and fashion merchandising.

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39. Fashion Design; Designer Fashion; Designer Textiles; Fashion And Textile Design; Frances Anderson fashion Textile design exclusive fashion knitwear designsfrom Northumbria for every occasion. Frances Anderson fashion Textile design. http://web.onyxnet.co.uk/frances.anderson-onyxnet.co.uk/

Home Sources of Inspiration Catalogue Accessories ... Item 3 -Details A bold and contemporary range of clothing and accessories for both men and women using innovative fabrics, textures and patterns inspired by the natural beauty of Northumbria The collection includes knitwear, hand printed garments and accessories with hand-worked details. Buy/order from stock or individual commissions undertaken. P rices in the catalogue Cash with order Frances Anderson (BA Hons)Tel +44 (0) 166 560 6603 E-Mail: Frances Anderson Web Page Design Antony Anderson

40. Santa Reparata Fashion Design Program In both the The Italian fashion Industry” and “Introduction to textiles forfashion design courses, students will be introduced to the industry in a http://www.fionline.it/santareparata/fashionprog.html

Back to Home Page Contact Us Santa Reparata International School of Art Florence, Italy FASHION DESIGN PROGRAM OVERVIEW This unique cluster of courses will give beginning and advanced fashion design students a look into the world of Italian Fashion Design. These courses are designed to give students practical information on how the industry functions in general, and more specifically in Italy. In both the " The Italian Fashion Industry” and “Introduction to Textiles for Fashion Design" courses, students will be introduced to the industry in a very direct way. Field trips, and site visits give students a first hand view of this world. Hands-on courses in textiles design, garment construction, weaving and fashion illustration complement the lecture courses and give students an opportunity to hone their practical skills. . COURSES 1. The Italian Fashion Industry

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