Im Vipin Udayanan. Im studyin in 12. Im interested in fashion designin. Can sum1 provide relevent details?pls?
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vipin thre are many fashion designing courses available and i think the best would be amity one reputed college so try ur luck there you can get more information from the site itself i am pari and i am a  medical student .
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It is very important as part of company's strategy, but you must be talented to do so. There are a lot of people that are trained in the shops - all they would be interested is if you have any previous experience and how you understand the fashion in those countries. It is very important, that is for sure.
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Yes. Be yourself, dress how you wish to dress, and behave professionally. "Highly educated" people don't worry about such things. Most of the world cares little about fashion. If you're concerned, don't be.
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Here you go!\n\nhttp://www.designerchecks.com/CheckDetail.aspx?vpid=76
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I have a friend that studied at Howard and he loved it.  He is now a fashion model.  He also spent a semester in France and Italy.  He was involved in theatre and dancing while he attended too.
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You got it right - start by designing handbags, make them at home, sell them to your friends and build up some buzz.\n\nTaking a fashion design course at a local college would also be a good step.
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Not sure what area of the country you are, but Florida State University has a great fashion merchandising/design major.  Have him check out their website.
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You should consider participation or visiting a fashion related trade fair.\nwww.eventseye.com
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My granda passed the day before i had to take a NY Regent, so i know how your situationm is. 99% of teachers will tell you  that you can get a make-up. At least those with any sympathy or souls will. You should call up the school or the teachers at their homes and explain to them your situation in a respectful manner. You should have no problem. Besides, you have nothing to lose by trying ;-)+
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Read the article on this website it should answer your question http://www.modelingadvice.com/FashionSize.html Good luck in your modeling career and never give up!
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Boss,\nso many options are available for a commers student like MBA,CA,ICWA & CS etc also as u r interested in creative ideas now advertising is in demand better u go ahaed,be firm in ur choice.dont be confused.\nWhatever may be the line if u r best in that line then that is our aim.\ngood luck
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Asian Institute of Fashion Designing is the leading one..\nits under the management of Iqra University\n\n\n=======\nmod::\n=======\noh and yeah do check out Karachi University's Visual Studies, its not a BFD program but they offer a fashion designing major\n\nthen there also is the Indus Valley School of Art in Karachi offering fashion designing..!
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Yes you can, a good business marketing degree will help you significantly in pursuing your aspirations. Most colleges will have a recreational soccer program available. To specialize in fashion, you should pursue applicable internships alongside a degree. A degree specifically in fashion design will not serve you as well, and will not be as versatile.\n\nfor viewing colleges:\nwww.review.com\n*guides are also available in your local library
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Fabjobs.com has most of the information you are seeking.  Good Luck! There is a need for designers who design stuff people actually want to wear!
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You should still look into the other SUNY schools (you might want to call up one of the SUNY marketing departments and ask this question - they may be very frank in their response), but it appears FIT (Fashion Institute of Technology) is part of the SUNY system. And according to their website (see below), the teachers themselves are all working currently in industry. So they are an immediate set of connections.\n\nGood luck!
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There really is no "best school." In the end, the majority of schools that offer fashion will have enough opportunities for you to achieve and it is up to YOU to make it happen. Pick the school that best fits you and your particular interests.\n\nHowever, schools that will have the most resources will be located in NYC or LA. Try FIT in New York. It is a state school so the tuition is extremely affordable, even if you are an out of state student. They have an international reputation for high quality programs in fashion. In fact, Calvin Klein is a past graduate of the school.\n\nhttp://www.petersons.com is a good resource in finding programs. \n\nHappy hunting.
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A Day in the Life \nEver wonder what Giorgio Armani, Betsey Johnson, Donna Karan, and Ralph Lauren do all the time? Work! Few other professions depend so much on keeping on top of fickle popular opinion and watching what competitors produce. The life of a designer is intimately linked to tastes and sensibilities that change at a moment’s notice, and he or she must be able to capitalize on or—even better—influence those opinions. Designers reflect society’s sensibilities through clothing design. “You have to know just about everything that’s been done before so that you can recognize it when it becomes popular again,” wrote one respondent. Fashion designers are involved in every phase of designing, showing, and producing all types of clothing, from bathing suits to evening gowns. Those with talent, vision, determination, and ambition can succeed in this difficult, demanding, and highly competitive industry. Fashion design can be more glamorous than a 1940s Hollywood musical or drearier than a bank statement, but it’s always taxing. A designer’s day includes reading current fashion magazines, newspapers, and other media that reflect current trends and tastes. He or she looks at materials, attends fashion shows, and works with other designers on projects. A designer should be able to communicate his or her philosophy, vision, and capabilities clearly and comprehensively through sketches, discussions, and, occasionally, samples. No matter what his or her personal style is, a designer must produce a creative, exciting, and profitable product line. As in most professions that produce superstars, it is easy for a competent but otherwise unremarkable designer to wallow in obscurity, designing small pieces of collections, generic lines (the plain white boxer short, for example), or specialties (cuffs, ruffles, etc.). The personality that raises itself above this level must be as large as the vision of the designer; perhaps that’s why the word “crazy” showed up in more than 75 percent of our surveys as a plus in fashion design.\n\n \nPaying Your Dues \nPeople entering the field should have a good eye for color, style, and shape, an ability to sketch, and some formal preparation in design. An excellent portfolio is a must for the job search. A two- or four-year degree in fashion design is helpful, as is knowledge of textiles and a familiarity with the quirks of a variety of fabrics, but no formal certification is required. Candidates should have a working knowledge of business and marketing. The hours are long for a fashion designer, and the initial pay is very limited. This is one of those hit-or-miss occupations where beginners work as someone’s assistant until, when they can muster up enough confidence in their abilities and sell that confidence to their superiors, they design a few pieces themselves. The superstar rise is an unlikely event, but it happens. Based on the number of “international star designers” in the last 10 years and the number of people who have entered the profession, the estimated odds of becoming an internationally famous designer are roughly 160,000:1.\n\n \nAssociated Careers \nFashion designers who become unhappy with the lifestyle (low pay, long hours, hard work, low chance of advancement) leave the field to do a variety of things. Some of them use their color and design skills to become interior designers, graphic designers, or fashion consultants. More than one quarter of the people who leave remain in the clothing industry, either on the production end or on the institutional buying end. Another 10 percent of them enter the advertising or promotions industry.