What are some careers associated with art or fashion?
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graphic design, patternmaker, stylist, art direction, lighting direction, textile design, colorist, illustrator, staging, costume design.
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I think Art sounds like a logical choice for you.  Within arts,  fields such as visual communication, time arts, etc requires substantial computer knowledge.  Also, double major is always a choice.  Since you want to be involved in business, you can start as an art major and then start business with your art degree.  A degree in computer science will help, won't hurt.  You will need to take few math classes for computer science including calculus and linear algebra.
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what career? please elaborate
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You can do anything.  A lot of business don't require that you have a degree in a specific field, they just want you to have a degree.  You can do a ton with an English degree.  You could edit a magazine or newspaper.  Start your own magazine.  Edit books.  You can write greeting cards.  You can work of any company that has anything to do with music.  Find out what you think you might like to do, then find a company that does that and apply.
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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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I would say fashion, business, and nursing or healthcare.
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BA in Apparel design\n\nor...you could just start designing without knowing anything about fabric or textile
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whatever u know and love... do that... you should do what you think you would do best. if you like art, i would recommend art therapy. you could also simply major in psychology.\n it's all about what makes u you. \ni would suggest that you pick something that suits your needs. \nif u like something, go with that. don't pick the thing that someone tells you to just b/c they think that is what you should do and what you would make money with. do what makes you happy = ]
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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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iVillage.com has some great games on fashion. They have one where you pair up designer handbags to who designed them; most of what they have is personality and fashion know-how quizzes. You should check it out, I hope that's what you're looking for.
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Here is a link to 28,000 jobs in that field\nhttp://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=fashion&sid=googSRCH1&kw=fashion+jobs&gclid=CN3o4taonoUCFRFOHgodxCK5MA
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Want to be a buyer\nQ. I am very interested in becoming a buyer for a major department store or catalogue. Could someone give me more information on the type of background or credentials I would need to pursue this? Also, what would be a good way to get a start? "I'm not really sure what field of the industry I would be good at. I am interested in either fashion design, buying, or stylist. Is there any kind of fashion career aptitude tests out there that will help me in my decision?"\n \nA.You need either a solid retail background or a merchandising degree to be a buyer and preferably both. Requirements vary by retailer, and e-commerce start-ups may want a "fresher" eye since the medium is so new so you might want to think about that.\n\nBuyers need solid math skills (depending on who you work for, you'll be dealing with numbers a large part of your job) and a great ability to translate the trends into salable merchandise\n \nhope that helps
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I am a Graphic Designer.  I could not possibly think of a cooler job for me.  I had to work very hard to convince my parents to allow me to major in Art, they thought I would be selling paintings on the sidewalk, I guess.  But I worked very, very hard and earned my Bachelor's Degree in Fine Art and now I get paid to draw pictures everyday!  I love it!
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i worked as marketing strategist before, boring!\nthen a freelance graphic designer, tiring\ndid some management thingy in my husband's company, boring and tiring too\n\nand finally a freelance runway make up artist, super fun and exciting!\ni get to meet lots of beautiful people, i received invitations to cool fashion shows\ni dont make lots of money, but at least i have fun doing it!
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Advertising, Marketing, Promotions, Public Relations, and Sales Managers\n\nThe Occupational Outlook Handbook has a page about this career, including Nature of the Work \nWorking Conditions \nTraining, Other Qualifications, and Advancement \nEmployment \nJob Outlook \nEarnings \nRelated Occupations \nSources of Additional Information
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It is interesting that you know what you want to do at your age, but I work in a hotel and I met this woman who was 27 years old.  She designed shoes, she said every since she was a little girl, she would draw shoe designs on paper, and now she made them in Italy.\n\nShe was showing her designs to Nordstroms.  \n\nI believe that you look in fashion magazines and draw dresses how you would like them to look.  Experiment with color, style, fabrics...see what has been popular in history.\n\nI went to the Costume Gallery in Bath England, and it showed styles of clothing from the 1700's to current trends.  Some styles repeat themselves.  \n\nJust knowing what you want to do is a major part of the battle.  Take art classes, and some math courses.  Most importantly have fun!  Watch designer programs on TV.\n\nYou are on your way to a very bright future!
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I would recommend checking out Monster, Hot Jobs, or Career Builder. Also, take a look at the Craig's List listings for Art/Media/Design jobs in your area (click the city that is closest to where you're living).