Do fashion designers need to study fashion design at university? I'm looking for people interested in designing or buying fashion, or even designing for them. This is my design in digital form.
I’m a non-EU student looking to do a BA in fashion design in a school that has a strong name in the industry and doesn’t exceed €20k for international students. Preferably if it’s around the €10k-€15k range!
I found that big names such as IFT, CSM, RCA, IFM,,,, are too expensive for international students, often exceeding €25k, maybe even more than €30k. So far i was able to find ESMOD and La Cambre the most affordable, but i don’t want these to be my only options incase things go south.
Any help would be appreciated :)
I was going for a rave-like stage costume for a singer, I guess. Green parts are layered tulle, haven’t quite figured out what I want the main black pieces and straps to be yet.
i love the idea of turning old denim into new items like bags etc. what toolkit do you think i'd need as a beginner?
i’m 18 years old and i love all art and fashion, but i have literally 0 creative experience whatsoever. i am really disciplined and i have been putting a lot of thought into what i want to do, and i would love to design clothes. ive been taking a lot of inspiration from artists like olaolu slawn and yohji yamamoto and even small brands like project index. i take a lot of inspiration from artists and their work, and i would love to do something like that as my passion, even though i have no prior experience with creativity or design at all. i live in nyc, and i was thinking of going to genesee community college as a design major for a semester and then transferring to suny oneonta while trying to build my portfolio and network and socialize as much as possible, and also intern. but ive been second guessing thinking maybe i should do one semester at genesee then transfer to FIT w a good gpa and a dense portfolio, but i want to get a experience outside of the city since ive been living in the city my entire life. so now im thinking of maybe doing the one semester then going out of state and going to an actual art school. but honestly if anyone can give me some guidance that’ll be great. and it’s so last minute cus im going to move into genesee literally in 3 days and im just thinking about all this now. someone help me out here
I want to earn bachelor's of designing but through online as I am in btech now I want to do it simultaneously any suggestions please do u know any
In particular i’m interested in clothing design, I have 4 years of relevant experience within e-commerce for brands, website building, garment construction, pattern making, campaign management, supply chain analysis, wholesale, and a plethora more of other relevant skills for DTC operations.
I also attached a portfolio that includes garments that i’ve made, including the process of making the garment and how the campaign was constructed around the overall message and theme of the garment.
Should I change anything? I’m applying to associate technical design, e-commerce associate, brand management, associate creative director, and supply chain analysis roles for fashion based companies
note: my portfolio list all of my relevant experience that also includes photography, virtual production projects, targeted demographic content, and creative direction work.
let me know as today makes 1500 total applications sent since january 🙏🏾
I think I’ve understood that what I want to do in my life is to either own a fashion brand or work in one, I am 18 so I have all the time in the world, how hard is it to get a job at Louis Vuitton as a fashion designer? I am talking degrees, portfolio everything how hard will it and is it worth it?
I've been building Modexl, a platform that connects fashion brands with models, creators, and other talent.
I recently redesigned the landing page and I'm looking for honest feedback before I spend more time on marketing.
A few things I'm unsure about:
Is the value proposition clear within the first few seconds?
Does the design feel premium and trustworthy?
What would stop you from signing up?
Any UX/UI issues I might be missing?
Website: https://modexl.vercel.app/
Hi everyone, I’m looking to start a clothing brand sometime this year or next and I’m at the point where I need to find a technical designer. I’m having trouble finding freelance designers because I don’t wanna just go off of upwork or fiverr. My designs will be rather detailed compared to your standard athleisure or workout wear brand. I’d also ideally want to find someone based in the same city as me so that I can build a working relationship with them rather than just hiring someone random to do new designs each time.
If anyone has any tips that would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!!
Hi all, figured this would be the best subreddit for my issue. I painted these jeans and I'm struggling to figure out how to make them better.
I know I need to fix the orange (was painting off of the dome and ended up changing my idea) but I don't really know how. Should I ignore it? Remove it? Paint over it with grey?
Additionally, idrk how to elevate the look rn cuz it's sorta of plain. Add graduation caps? More stars? Confetti? Anything at all?
I appreciate any help!!!
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Hey! 👋 I'm a freelance textile and surface pattern designer with expertise in creating original, commercialnready patterns for fashion, home decor and lifestyle brands.
If you need someone who understands repeat structures, colorways and print-ready file delivery I'm your person.
What I specialize in:
- Seamless repeat patterns
- Surface pattern design for fabric & wallpaper
- Print design for apparel & accessories
- Pattern collections with multiple colorways
- Trend-based & custom seasonal designs
Industries I work with:
👗 Fashion & apparel brands
🧵 Fabric manufacturers & suppliers
🏠 Wallpaper & home decor companies
🛍️ POD businesses & Etsy sellers
📦 Packaging & stationery brands
Deliverables:
✅ 100% original custom designs
✅ Print-ready files (PNG, SVG, AI)
✅ Full commercial license
✅ Multiple colorways on request
✅ Revisions included
✅ Fast turnaround
DM me with your project brief, style references or mood board and let's get started.
Here is my portfolio : https://www.behance.net/amatulhasin
Hello, this is my first post here. I just want to show a few of my label outfits. Please, let us know how they look, Thanks💜
Hello, I am a sophmore at a well know design school beginning to apply for internships
It’s pretty standard to do unpaid internships but is there anyway to know whether an internship that’s unpaid is worth doing or if i should do something that’s paid?
ik it all rly develops on individual factors so this is a mid question!
Any advice on fashion internships in nyc is appreciated
Check out my graduate womenswear runway show at London College of Fashion UAL <3
The collection explores the relationship between people and technology, and where the boundaries between the human and artificial start to blur. I focused a lot on material and surface experimentation, working with denim, metallic finishes, vinyl and hardware.