41. Start Your Fashion Design Career Training At AIU Buckhead In Want a fashion design career? AIU Buckhead offers fashion design courses that Students will explore a variety of traditional techniques and combine them http://www.aiubuckhead.com/fashiondesign.asp

Fashion Design Are you ready for the challenge of a successful career in Fashion Design? Our Fashion Design The curriculum includes: Learning how to identify trends Creating unique designs Examinining diverse design techniques Acquiring key business skills Maintaining ethical and professional standards Building an innovative portfolio To help students network for jobs and internships, we encourage students to attend workshops and seminars in the field and participate in the Industry Active Advisory Board. Membership in the Atlanta Chapter of Fashion Group International allows students to associate with other fashion professionals, as well. Your Fashion Design training can start today! Contact us for more information. Return to Programs of Study AIU Buckhead Home About AIU Academic Programs ... Site Map American InterContinental University Buckhead Campus 3330 Peachtree Road, N.E. Atlanta, GA 30326 For prospective Students: Call 800-955-2120 To contact the administration directly: Call 888-999-4248 To View our online Catalog, Please Click Here Privacy Statement Legal Terms and Conditions Webmaster

42. Costume & Fashion Designers: Costume Gallery designers Research Center. Webpage Links. fashion designers of 1921 Julie Taymor s Broadway Lion King designs Costume design techniques of Modern http://www.costumegallery.com/design.htm

Designers Research Center Webpage Links Fashion Designers of 1921 Theoni Aldredge Deena Appel (film costumes) More D. Appel More+ D. Appel Colleen Atwood (film costumes) Balenciaga (fashion) Travis Banton (film costume) George Barbier (fashion) Leon Bakst (theatre costumes) Bill Blass (fashion) Hattie Carnegie (fashion) Marchesa Luisa Casati (fashion) Oleg Cassini (fashion) Oscar de la Renta (fashion) (fashion) Erte (theatre costumes) Hubert Givenchy (fashion) Guccio Gucci (fashion) Edith Head (film costumes) Dorothy Jeakins (film costumes) Donna Karan (fashion) Calvin Klein (fashion) Stewart Laing (theatre costumes) Ralph Lauren (fashion) William Ivey Long (theatre costumes) Santo Louasto (theatre costumes) Jean Louis (film costumes) Bob Mackie Judianna Makovsky John Napier (theatre costumes) Bruce Oldfield (fashion) Orry-Kelly (film costume) Walter Plunkett (film costumes) Paul Poiret (fashion) Sandy Powell (film costumes) Mary Quant (fashion) More M. Quant History More+ M. Quant History Ann Roth (film costumes) Deborah L. Scott (film costumes) More Titanic Costumes Irene Sharaff Yves Saint Laurent (fashion designer) Soulie: 1920s (fashion designer) Julie Taymor (theatre costumes) Madeline Vionnet (fashion) Catherine Walker (fashion) Page 2 Page 3 Fashion Designers: Suggested Books to Research Click on the book to order from amazon.com

43. Parsons - Fashion Design Courses fabric design basics, flat sketching and illustration techniques, This seminar places fashion design in the larger context of the industry, http://www.parsons.edu/departments/courses.aspx?pType=1&dID=73&sdID=96

44. Parsons - Continuing Education - Cerificate Programs - Fashion Studies Color Theory, design Sketching, Construction techniques I and Constructiontechniques II fashion History elective Plus three (3) elective courses http://www.parsons.edu/continuing_ed/cert_fashion.aspx

Areas of Study Departments Degree Programs Continuing Education ... CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS FASHION STUDIES General Requirements Advising Registration Fashion Studies Certificate Designed to provide foundation in construction and graphic skills needed to begin a career in fashion. The basic core class plus five electives include topics on form, color, the purpose of sewing, pattern drafting, fabric selection, model drawing, design sketching, history and trends. The standard completion time is one year. The certificate requires the completion of between 8 - 10 courses. Requirements Basic Core or Color Theory, Design Sketching, Construction Techniques I and Construction Techniques II Fashion History elective Plus three (3) elective courses Fashion Design Basic Core This basic intensive course is designed to provide students with a foundation in both the construction and graphic skills/strategies necessary to begin a design career in fashion. The course is intended for those who wish to engage in all the elements of the design process from sketch to finish. Construction Techniques I Learn basic sewing, patternmaking and draping techniques. Modify commercial patterns and learn basic principles of design. Cover machine and hand sewing; cutting and zipper application; slopers, skirts, bodices, collars, sleeves and three-dimensional muslin interpretation. Students may elect to take this course along with Design Sketching and Color Theory in place of the Fashion Design Basic Core.

45. Moore College Of Art And Design Continuing Education Emphasis is placed on machine and hand sewing techniques and understanding fashion design Studio I Pattern Drafting, Draping and Construction*, Staff http://www.moore.edu/index.cfm/nodeID/32ebb3df-0665-471c-8a18-2c571efa4fe3/exter

46. NIU Textiles, Apparel, And Merchandising Cooperative Degree Program With COD Fas fashion design is a twoyear career program leading to an associate in appliedscience degree Fashi 203 Creative Apparel design - Surface techniques (3) http://www.fcns.niu.edu/html/cod_niu_fashion_design_courses.html

TEXT NAVIGATION below UNIVERSITY LINKS below Courses at College of DuPage Courses at Northern Illinois University Contact Information Fashion design is a two-year career program leading to an associate in applied science degree. The program is designed to train students in apparel design, flat pattern design, draping, fashion illustrating, and professional design room practices in tailoring. Facilities will stimulate the professional atmosphere of the fashion industry. Graduates may find employment as couture fashion designers, mass production fashion designers, fit pattern makers, fashion illustrators, and fashion coordinators. Close cooperation between the college and the fashion industry helps to ensure the type of training the fashion industry demands. Trips to manufacturers are included. A certificate option is available in fashion design. COD Courses: Course Number (Hours) Fashi 101 Flat Pattern Drafting and Construction I (3) Fashi 102 Flat Pattern Drafting and Construction II (3) Fashi 103 Flat Pattern Drafting and Construction III (3) Fashi 105 Design Principles in Apparel (3) Fashi 120 Fashion Show Techniques (3) Fashi 130 History of Costume I (3) Fashi 131 History of Costume II (3) Fashi 201 Introduction to Creative Apparel Design (3) Fashi 202 Creative Apparel Design - Draping (3) Fashi 203 Creative Apparel Design - Surface Techniques (3) Fashi 211 Fashion Illustration (3) Fashi 222 Computer-Aided Pattern Design (3) Fashi 231 Fashion Marketing and Merchandising (3) Fashi 251 Fashion Motivation (3)

47. Fashion School Review - Fashion Career Options: Designer, Illustrator, Patternma fashion School Review is for students looking for a fashion design school offeringfashion design They need to know the design techniques, principles, http://www.fashionschoolreview.com/fashion-career-options.html

Fashion School Review is for students looking for a fashion design school offering fashion design or fashion marketing courses. "Sew" Much to Choose From: Fashion Career Options The fashion world is made up of hundreds of different jobs including designers, buyers, illustrators, pattern makers, models, seamstresses, consultants, journalists, and many more. Here we'll take a brief look at a few career options to give you a glimpse of the breadth and variety of jobs available in the fashion industry. Fashion Designer Featured School American InterContinental University - Los Angeles American InterContinental University at Los Angeles prepares you with the knowledge, skills and practical work experience you need to succeed in today's competitive workplace. In a nutshell, fashion designers create clothing and accessory designs, but their jobs are far more involved than merely sketching some new clothes. Among other tasks, designers draw and cut patterns to make sample garments, select fabric and trimmings, fit and modify the finished garment and, of course, keep up-to-date with the latest fashion trends (especially those of competitors!). Many designers specialize in a particular type of clothing or accessory, such as men's or women's clothing, children's clothing, lingerie, shoes, etc. Most design teams consist of a head designer and several assistants, whose jobs are to make first patterns and samples and assist the designer in his/her various tasks. Fashion designers, to their job properly, really need a firm background in both the creative and business sides of the fashion industry. They need to know the design techniques, principles, tools and instruments involved in the production and use of precision technical plans, blueprints, drawings, and models. But they also need to analyze needs and product requirements, visit textile manufacturers to evaluate fabrics, and handle the arrangements for showings for buyers and the press.

48. Fashion Design A length of fashion fabric or shawl will be designed, drafted, and woven.Some computeraided design and draft techniques will be introduced. http://www.ucfv.ca/calendar/2000_01/Course_Descr/fashion.htm

FASHION DESIGN Most of the seats in these courses are reserved for students in the Fashion Design program. Other students may take these courses if they meet the prerequisites and there is space. FD 113: Fashion Drawing I 3 credits Prerequisites: none An introduction to the basic anatomy of the human figure. Students will gain an understanding of the structure, balance, and movement of the female body. Emphasis is placed on visual awareness in relation to perspective and fashion proportions. Students will develop drawing skills using a variety of media and improve their powers of observation. Live models will be introduced at appropriate times. FD 114: Fashion Drawing II 3 credits Prerequisites: FD 113 FD 163: Basic Fashion Design I 3 credits Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Fashion Design program Corequisites: FD 181 and FD 191 salesmanship is a practical part of the course. Volume designing of skirts and pants for the contemporary market is covered in detail. FD 164: Basic Fashion Design II 3 credits Prerequisites: FD 163 Corequisites: FD 182 and FD 192 Students enrolled in this course will continue to work with the principles and elements of design with a greater emphasis placed on colour and texture. Appropriate oral and visual presentation skills are developed and a thorough understanding of how colour concepts are applied successfully in the fashion industry is covered.

49. CCSF Fashion Department Course Analysis contemporary fashion design as influenced by historic styles. 6 units Draping for garment design and fit. techniques and concepts of draping http://www.ccsf.edu/Departments/Fashion/courses.htm

[Home] [Courses] [Schedule] [Awards and Certificate] [Fashion Show] [Faculty staff] ... [Contact] Course Descriptions Credit Classes Non Credit Classes FASH 15A - Clothing Study 1 (3) A beginning course utilizing basic principles and concepts in the clothing field. Emphasis on skills and techniques, pattern analysis, selection, fitting and construction processes. Students will construct 2-3 garments. * Sewing and structure at Evans campus utilizing Juki industrial machines and Wolf dress forms. FASH 15B - Clothing Study 2 (3) Prereq: FASH 15A Elements of garment construction using advanced clothing construction methods and techniques; pattern alterations, couturier patterns and custom finishes. Techniques for sewing hard-to-handle fabrics and stretch knits. Use of serger for construction of garments. Students will construct a garment utilizing techniques from class. * Sewing, structure and patternmaking at Evans campus utilizing Juki industrial machines and Wolf dress forms. FASH 22 - Textile Analysis (3) Analysis of natural and man-made fibers, fabric construction and special finishes; characteristics that determine use, performance and care; innovations in the textile field, dyes, printing processes and fabric tests.

50. Talent Development Resources - Fashion Design Janet Boyes Essential fashion design Illustration,Theme Boards, Body Coverings,Projects, Portfolios Costume design techniques of Modern Masters http://talentdevelop.com/fashion.html

fashion design / costume design quotes interviews books Talent Development Resources - home page site map on costume design "Our craft is marginalized and trivialized. It's misunderstood. "It is perceived as a job of shopping, when what we do is really all about character. We're storytellers." Deborah Nadoolman Landis, a president of the Costume Designers Guild. // "There's an idea in the business that what we do is easy, A lot of that is because our field is mostly women and gay men." Judianna Makovsky The late Richard Harris had signed to play Albus Dumbledore in "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," but early on he hadn't figured out the Hogwarts School headmaster. Makovsky says when she showed him her sketch of Dumbledore's flowing robes, he said, "Oh, that's who I am. Thank you." Los Angeles Times, Nov 21 2004 Costume Design - by Deborah Nadoolman Landis "Fashion is about sex," opined Vivienne Westwood once about her chosen profession. Well, she would say that, wouldn't she? After all, this is the woman who, upon receiving an OBE from the Queen at Buckingham Palace, twirled for the cameras in her circular skirt and revealed to the world that she was not wearing any knickers.

51. KOBE DESIGN UNIVERSITY What is fashion? This class will focus on the meaning of fashion design, This course is to study basic textile design techniques such as weaving, http://www.kobe-du.ac.jp/english/department/fashion/main.html

KOBE DESIGN UNIVERSITY Abbreviations Undergraduate Dept. of Environmental Design Dept. of Product Design Dept. of Fashion and Textile Design Dept. of Visual Communication Design ... Core Course Graduate School of Design Research Design Theory Division Integrated Design Division About KDU Admissions ... Contact us Department of Fashion and Textile Design In the department of Fashion and Textile Design, the most important aims of the curriculum is to create designers who can propose people not only the visible form of the apparel as sign but the life-style composed of wearing, eating, living and enjoying. To gain the ability of understanding the essentials of the human activities, the curriculum is made up of the subjects relating three main study fields. 1) Apparel; Apparel is the fundamental item for the human being to live as "Human being". Subjects relating to apparel are making plans on the apparel marketing, researching fashion trends, designing apparel, learning techniques of solid cutting and making clothes. 2) Textile; Textile is the most basic element in our daily life. To understand the textile, students should have the knowledge of the materials and colors and also should learn the techniques of weaving, knitting and dying.

52. Paperbark Woman: Aboriginal And Torres Strait Islander Fashion Design Paperbark woman Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander fashion design Textile design techniques range from traditional fibre crafts to screenprinting, http://www.phm.gov.au/hsc/paperbark/

Water lily laces designed by Lenore Dembski, fabric by Leonie Gardner Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander designers are today expressing their cultures in graphic design, jewellery, textiles and fashion. Their work sheds new light on traditional themes and motifs, revealing contrasts between the different regions of Australia. The energy and imagination of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander design reveals a culture with a continuity that remains through the fickle changes of fashion. Textile design techniques range from traditional fibre crafts to screen-printing, batik and hand-painting. The techniques reflect external influences such as training opportunities, travel and market forces. Clothing is perhaps one of the most immediate ways that a person can express how they feel about themselves and their culture, their political views and aspirations. Community-based enterprises have provided a network for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander designers whereby they can sell their designs and work together to solve production and distribution problems. Young workers can be employed in work schemes and many communities find this has far-reaching effects upon their self-image and financial status.

53. Fashion Design And Business College Courses: Fashion Careers College, California A fashion designer’s most important credential is his/her portfolio. From thebasic blocks, students learn different design techniques and experiments http://www.fashioncareerscollege.com/Programs-Degrees/Courses.aspx

var DOCUMENTGROUP='programs'; var DOCUMENTNAME='courses'; //var ACTION=''; Specialized Associates Degree Certificate Program Courses Student Success Stories Admissions Financial Services ... About FCC Courses ARTT 100 - FASHION DRAWING FOR DESIGN Students learn to draw working from a model and from photographs. This course introduces several mediums, including ink, watercolor, markers and colored pencils. Students will develop their own sketching style and croquis. A variety of fabric rendering and flat sketching techniques are also covered. Lecture/Lab (3CR/50HR) ARTT 101 - FASHION SKETCHING Students learn the shorthand approach to sketching a fashion figure and fashion garments, including body proportions and methods of drawing action figures. Lecture/Lab (3CR/50HR) ARTT 200 - FASHION PORTFOLIO Lecture/Lab (3CR/50HR) Preq: ARTT 100 Students will learn the basics of Adobe Illustrator software to create fashion illustrations and graphics. Emphasis is placed on the use of tools and their e-tailing applications. Lecture/Lab (4.5CR/60HR)

54. Fashion Design - Fanshawe College fashion design is a three year cooperative Ontario College Advanced draping,and garment construction techniques are taught, and supported by http://www.fanshawec.on.ca/programs/dfs4.asp

Quick Links @school Accessibility Campus Meal Plan CONNECT laptop programs FanshaweOnline Financial Aid Hire a student Jobs@Fanshawe Jobs for students Library - virtual Register for a CE course Retail Services Term grades Fashion Design A Co-Operative Education Program A Three Year Ontario College Advanced Diploma Program Program Code: DFS4 Campus Code: LC LC -London September Admission Program Description Fashion Design is a three year co-operative Ontario College Advanced Diploma program providing professional career-directed training in the development, production management and marketing of apparel design. Through classroom theory, lecture, lab work, field trips and work term experience, skills are applied and networking with industry professionals promotes future employment opportunities. Emphasis is placed on design analysis, apparel manufacturing and technology, and design communications and marketing. Skills such as fashion illustration, computer-aided design, pattern-making and draping, and garment construction techniques are taught, and supported by

55. AUT - Diploma In Applied Fashion Technology This twoyear Diploma provides training in fashion and design technology to techniques in Patternmaking, Garment Construction, design and Technology. http://www.aut.ac.nz/schools/art_and_design/our_programmes/applied_fashion.htm

Applied Sciences Art and Design Our Programmes International ... Master of Arts (Art and Design) DIPLOMA IN APPLIED FASHION TECHNOLOGY Programme Leader: Mandy Smith Programme Code: AK3663 Start Date: February 06 Application Deadline: September 2005 Level: Points: Duration: Two years full time/ Equivalent part time Venue: Wellesley Campus, Auckland City Programme Leader: Mandy Smith The Key Skills You Will Acquire Career Opportunities Further Studies Year 1 Papers ... Portfolio Requirements Fashion technology is a hands-on business, and this calls for people with the skills to make the most of all the creative opportunities. This two-year Diploma provides training in fashion and design technology to meet industry requirements in business, design and manufacture. The curriculum is structured to enable students to develop new skills and new ways of thinking in the field of applied fashion technology. The Key Skills You Will Acquire The programme offers papers in patternmaking, garment construction and design as core areas of study. In the second year, students can select papers to create an individual pathway toward a related professional field in the fashion industry. Career Opportunities Fashion Designer Knitwear Designer Fashion Design Manager Sales and Merchandising Manager Pattern Cutter Workroom Assistant Quality Controller Production Assistant Further Studies Bachelor of Design in Fashion Year 1 Papers Students proceed through the first year, developing basic principles and techniques in Patternmaking, Garment Construction, Design and Technology.

56. AUT - Bachelor Of Design - Fashion Apart from one core paper, each students pathway in the fashion design area techniques and skills in the field of apparel design and management. http://www.aut.ac.nz/schools/art_and_design/our_programmes/fashion.htm

Applied Sciences Art and Design Our Programmes International ... Master of Arts (Art and Design) BACHELOR OF DESIGN - FASHION Programme Code: AK3619 Programme Leader: Mandy Smith Start Date: February 06 Application Deadline: September 2005 Level: Points: Duration: Three years full time Venue: Wellesley Campus, Auckland City The Key Skills You Will Acquire Career Opportunities Further Studies Year 1 Papers ... Portfolio Guidelines The Bachelor of Design in Fashion fosters a professional attitude from concept development and design to the end product, with an emphasis on both creative and technical aspects of fashion work. All students complete the same first and second year fashion papers. In the third year, students specialise in garment design and production in one of the following areas: fashion design, costume design or knitwear design. The Key Skills You Will Acquire By providing a broad framework of conceptual and practical skills within the context of fashion, the curriculum helps you develop new skills and new ways of thinking in the field of fashion. Career Opportunities Graduates will have the knowledge, skills and professional aptitude to work in fashion design, costume design, knitwear design, fashion design management, fashion production, sales and marketing in fashion, or as a fashion buyer, fashion stylist, wardrobe manager or fashion forecaster.

57. RISD : Rhode Island School Of Design : FOR YOUNG ARTISTS The courses include instruction in design and sketching techniques as well asthe basics of In order to earn the RISD CE Certificate in fashion design, http://www.risd.edu/ce_youngarts.cfm

RISD/CE offers four certificate programs for young adults. Courses may also be taken on an individual basis without enrolling in a certificate program. Students uncertain about committing to an entire certificate program may wait up to one year before declaring their intent and paying the $25 per semester fee retroactively. Students who have taken any of the required courses in the past year and whose instructor attests to their satisfactory completion of said course(s), going back no further than the Fall 2004 semester, can have those courses applied to their transcripts if they apply to the program by September 2005. For more information, please call 401 454-6216, ext. 1. NEW! Certificate Program in Fashion Design Introduction to Figure Drawing* Young Fashion Designers: A Runway to Success* Young Fashion Designers: Creative Constructions* Fashion Design Portfolio Fashion Photography* These courses are offered this semester. Certificate Program in Cartooning + Animation Cartooning I* Fundamentals of Drawing* Cartooning II: Comic Illustration* or Comics and Manga* Computer Art, Digital Drawing Board*

58. Fashion Design- PARIS Draping techniques are based on Haute Couture models by such fashion icons as design PROCESS Includes representational techniques, colour concepts and http://www.kvb.edu.au/paris.html

QUALIFICATION Paris American Acadeny Certificate in Fashion Design Semester dates 2004 February 12 to May 28, 2004 Semester dates 2005 February 10 to May 27, 2005 INTRODUCTION The KvB Institute of Technology offers students an exciting edition to their Fashion Design programs. Students will have an option to extend their studies by one additional semester, studying in Paris at the Paris American Academy of Fashion. New and current students have the option of adding this experience to their diploma or degree programs. The program in Paris covers the following: Lectures, examples, demonstrations, individual artistic and technical assistance, group critiques and the production of Haute Couture garments. Subjects: HAUTE COUTURE AND SEWING TECHNIQUES Demonstrations and practical application, hand and machine sewing, artistic embroidery as well as secrets when working with lace and other delicate materials. FRENCH DRAPING METHODS HAT CONSTRUCTION Hands-on workshops introduce Couture Millinery techniques for making a hat, inspired from one of the great hat makers. An individual head piece, hat or decorated headband is completed by each student and

59. Fashion Design Courses will learn how to use established fashion art techniques to design, develop, Students will further explore surface design concepts and techniques in http://www.ucfv.bc.ca/ASP/bakerfiles/courses/CourseList.asp?disc=FD

60. University Of The Incarnate Word - Fashion Management And Design The fashion design program consists of a collection of courses aimed Couture sewing techniques are taught with the expectation that students can easily http://www.uiw.edu/fashion/

UIW Home / Fashion Management and Design Degree Plan Faculty Fashion Technology Media Clips ... Send Me More Information The fashion management program at the University of the Incarnate Word is a unique blend of two disciplines, fashion design and fashion merchandising. Both disciplines include intensive textile and costume history courses and branch out from there. The fashion design program consists of a collection of courses aimed specifically at apparel design and construction. Throughout the degree, students learn the basics of sewing and then continue to build a repertoire of advanced sewing skills. Couture sewing techniques are taught with the expectation that students can easily adapt to mass production methods once they have learned the intricate and advanced skills associated with haute couture. As they progress in their sewing skills, students are then exposed to pattern engineering. Through the pattern engineering classes and CAD for Fashion Design (using the prestigious pattern making and marking making software system from Gerber Garment Technology) students learn the concepts of engineering a two dimensional fabric in order to fit a three dimensional form. Although the enrollment has increased, we are able to offer clothing construction classes with a student/teacher ratio of 14 to 1. Fashion design students also learn the elements and principles of design and fashion illustration or figure drawing. The fashion merchandising program begins with teaching the students basic sewing techniques so they can understand how garments are put together, recognize good quality garments and understand fit, concepts which will be vital as they embark upon careers in fashion retail and wholesale. After basic sewing classes, the fashion merchandising

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